I NEWMARKET ERA IB Every Friday Morning GEO JACKSON AT STEAM PRINTING HOUSE Kim of lie Eft baa already REACHED And we sxpeot SUBSCRIBERS ifedtOCn 1 luunctlou lill MB TO KNOW TO TO AW ONTARIO Vol XLNo Single Copies Cents Each NORTH YORK INTELLIGENCER AND ADVERTISER Newmarket Friday March Terms Strictly in Advance within or end of year a DRAFTS I AT and Drafts Hon J a a Notary Newmarket to tea a secoity TO NTOe WCWIDDiriEJCDBA Fertile lKIT0rOOSTAIOBJjnC Block WAN 81 neat Scomber Friday P M ioan OS a I CAMPBELL mod Keel nee A Ave A J STUART ft it Uy rtujtcaaeraYm- rrci A P and W and Awn rAceCfnpknlc- TO AT Co At liftln moved TO Water of track All of Boys ass Mils crocks Such wo need very little cuitomeri to oar Bora Department bad no inch a t oora be Been ooUide of the Urge America citioa Am for Clplhing wo toll wo guarantee either oar own or for fiud no bankrupt here- Frwh from the workshops some elegant in Spring OrercoaU silk lined raiMrf lining and to nineteen oaf of twenty ordered 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SPOONS AT LOW PRICES A CALL Just received aome patterns in English Scotch Canadian Also an assortment of to choose from specially selected Patterns in and Stripes Call and see for yourselves bring friends with yon A1J goods made on tho at Closest Cash Prices Only Yoor Patronage im D MUTCH Opposite Stans Book Store Merchant Tailor m own cloth made up neatly and cheaply JVC ATKINSON Main flRT work doc he do where Hit t ami Pont but workmen our of fcli Co it well a nod you it ho hit NEWMARKET HARD Co My hone was so afflicted with distemper that ho could not drink for four and refuted all food Simply applying IZARDS LINIMENT outwardly cured tin Feb Cans Co Gents I uved your LINIMENT for and and it has cured I believe it the tot ilits A STORE HEAVY AND SHELF North of ARE NOTICE a Buggies and Cutters IMPAIRED UNDERTAKING JMr0C1ro prompt THEBEST COUCH solvit M3s CONSUMPTION t I took Colli cols on I taltb My I 1 Ail I I CAN tool tor Emulsion or Pure Cod I LI OH and SOdar ONLY MY iur Iff If NOW ON MY BONE8 A WAV I MILK KcnulrlD put liinly trial hi I SCOTT OK PAINTS OILS CLASS FINE CUTLERY GO It I for Infants and Children fcpUdtocafldraaCtAt iUMaapwVjvtoricbrluical Bow uUt A I iSff t A Era Good Friday an aloog With and with aod their lbT Joareej Sari oar to Expecting flim lis lbs The fund of ilia tod til Jewry boor The d t filled at J fieilber mono lie w The mob fed To cry Of raUud Bat bay Abe more Tory Their a Jeogtb 1iififd lib Hit betray tod biro Ip ho is with Ho by Ho la flilac htm la so cruel tbolr to forth ba of biro who u b rampart of to And Lords to Him to at Ills earth at birth drooping and Look down by Ied Away with err Sod by our low Ho They clothe Him io royal amy made of thorna gathered the highway head la great farrowed brow Id mocking before Hid thoy bow Id tooca of contempt propbtay command Thou Cbriat with lb a of The and cram rile both aod loud Jmoi to Moon tod the brJ bsiri low as finufced work of and dia I all angry Torn Iba lay on And io her rockarom lb if aba aaallair the bamao In honor of hill grew atill The monarch of day fa fata hid Behind the black that enveloped A rail to Mm onl the light A on the Jem a national blight Their on the willows to For having rejected their KIojc P Richmond Hill For Era Easter Sunday no tbe faille with Ifcht of catUlQ of the Time fflrfih owing atory Of glory a RttiUn the city Of a portal o1dfera Herd egafoil the door ft fllaot rock by impriaooed the wlf acolptared tomb It the of Silent In filoorn own flon Paid He debt of dcleniloD of In fleh Dwell oo earth of to And 1 moment I yield To tooth of fforn fftonli with Death cannot bfa power will See I the fill with flight tbem at In wf ill Terror to ground Theft of white a RrJlaoce brought from a brilliance oer the aceca Hearing oo their earthly rotation light to mortal With a touch I rocky While the door with wide Kur Roman guard tod fly with wakei I lie mom Ho I with power With Jelfgbt rtfolcet woik oer flf ou tbo of from All To the For the J of Clothed in gtoriona oar pleading He eternally From all power la In earth end hear en Richmond The Wife The of EH- in one of with floral girl to the congregation had been at work from early morning and with viua and from adja- and a of flowera from garden in town had in taring their pretty little bower of fragrance and Well at fipiahed said as descended ladder after the over the central arch and I declare with an admiring glance I dont believe city can make a prettier show Bat weve worked for my atars how we worked I No one can say we are not in church matters Not In Alice Newton with a a sweet faced girl about eight een Whet a to other and bo cora- on taste beside oar natural lovo for I think are malting a creditable ex hibition very creditable indeed That a like yon Alice Clara Grant grumbled youre taking a wrong view of thiols Why do you attribute tbeae decorations to mean Why dont go down to the heart of them Well what is tbe heart of all this witb of her band to wards the wreaths and crosses You ought to be ashamed to pre tend ignorance cried wrath- folly yooareib one of moods I- declare yon are indeed I Isnt Easter and we not to rejoico at resurrection and show that rejoice Certainly am the last to deny but who bound our- by decorations Can a flowers and wreaths express and folly our great gladness Goodness knows what you laughed AVhn you wount one of your crotchets and canter off I dont pretend to keep op with you dont forget to bring lilies tomorrow for the christening font We decided to have nothing lilies on it yon know and are the only one who has any io bloom You see we left font un touched until tomorrow and I must be here at least an hour be fore the services begin to arrange it Very welt I shall five or six sheaves of lovely white lilies bloom tomorrow and some white violets they will be quite as suitable as lilies for the font Easter morning dawned an ideal Easter so fresh and bright and Dressing in haste Alice ran down to the garden and filled a large bas ket with denhear ted lilies with tbe dew still on silken petals Yon in a hurry her mother said as hastily rose from the breakfast table Yes and to decor ate the christening font before begin Yon know it must be all white and no white pow ers brought yesterday You lilies enough to ntsko it beautiful Mrs said Yes think so Alice said bending over tbo flowers lovingly lilies are tho most flowers that can he used in church decorations particularly for font The as pure and sweet as tho infant brought there to bo christened walked leisurely towards the church knowing that she had ample time for which lay before her admire tho land scape a moment when her arm was goutly touched Turning hastily saw girl about twelve with a thin pillow face but wonder ful black that fixed hun grily on lilies In her Please the child said in excited tones arent those beautiful flowers lilies I Why yes said kindly holding the that child wight examine them but where from ray child you nover aeon a lily one before drawing in her breath In a kind of Mothir has told mo much about thorn I know them as soon as I saw them Ob arent beautiful and dont smell clasped her hands and her Undid full of delight and riveted on flowers But suddenly the expression changed one of profound grief Ob if mother could the lil ies one more I Poor mother I Tbo tears ran down her cheeks as spoke and alio wiped them away with her chock apron Where your mother Alice asked You a stranger barer weve all tho from Kansas in a wagon Papa he from Alabama and mother too She was taken 111 after she was caught out in a big that blew down faouio longed so to get back to her old home so nape sold out and been travelling oh I I dont know how many weeks Mother and we slopped of town and papa got a doctor He says shes err low with a choked abb but I reckon It aha could see these lilies St would do some good was always wanting them In Kansas bat we lived away from and wo were too poor to buy flower Blck poor and a stranger at Christine Christine Oh I I am so glad mother will aee the clapping her bands and laugh ing with delight Yea she have as many as she wants As they walked towards the out skirts of the town tho told her simple pitiful tale Her father had boon in good circa mi tan cos and her mother from Christines account was an educated woman whose fam ily in Alabama had been wealthy Misfortune came to the settlers and poverty and sickness followed Thems the waggon and theres papa Christine cried suddenly pointing emigrant waggon and a man sitting on tbo face buried in hands And Ob I forgot to buy the bread he sent me for and be hasnt a mouthful for breakfast Oh papa 1 running to him I bread but Ill run for it I was so taken up with lilies that lady has brought for mother Is hat you Christine man arid raising bead Ilia face thin and woro and bad vacant look of one were leagues away but no ticed that neither face nor voioe were those of a common laborer clothes as well as those of bis daugh ter were of course but they were clean Nerer mind about the broad child a mouthful would choke- me but your mot and better make it immediately Ye papa right off Papa heres a good lady come to mother bar eye shining alio a got the beaut if lilies in that basket and shes going to give eowe to gates Alice ahe tboao words forgot the Christ- font her waiting friend and her duties for Easter Take to mother she said What is your nime my child id sea going to give some to The man rose from seat and with a movement took off his hat are- very kind Miss ho aid Im afraid my poor wife baa too far to notice flower- If she could have soon them- a month ago His voice choked bad such a longing for some of lilies from old home but I could as soon got her moon lilies in the part of country where we lived How is your wife now asked Alice kindly w doctor has left hero he says she cant last many hours my throwing up bis arms how can bear to give my up Go op there Mils I cant look at yet or Ill break down and shes so afraid to die I Oh thats the worst of all She wanders in hor mind a good deal of tho time and it breaks my heart to hear her talk Alice climbed into wagon A mattress was spread on the floor and on it lay a woman with a white emaciated face looking like a corpse Her Gtea closed but as Alice bent over her they opened suddenly and girl shrunk beck There was something appalling in the brill iant eyes so tike Christines set that- thin face in which seemed concentrate all life of a body already dead or dying Alico answered tbo unspoken ques tion saw in look inquiring stare Your little daughter met me and told me how ill you were and how much you liked lilies See Ive brought you some holding fra grant to sick womsns face Lilies 1 sho cried hoarsely clutching them with hot hand Oh dreamed of them but I never expected until I went up to His pardon Mas ters garden you know where there will be no sickness nor sorrow will they let In do you think Her grow wild with terror Oh Im so scared Her volco sank into a murmur and pressed flowers to lips convulsively Motbor whispered I will wear lilies tomorrow with my bridal dress they to and pure and see they have golden crowns like saints In pictures Consider lilies they toil not neither do tboy But I toiled her volco rising I spun what baa It to I Jay for a few minutes holding the flowers to her and when It waa In a changed voice and by An effort to regain a consciousness of her surroundings Im ill sho murmured and my mind wanders I suppose You brought me lilies I know to Alice Thank you for them Will you bang them where I can look at them all hands are too weak to bold them and they are sweet and precious to me David as husband and child brought tea to you His messenger boa como to tbe lilies I mean I am not afraid any longer to cross river Somehow tbe messenger came to In flowers love best Im not strong enough to tell you all they say only Im not to bo afraid Put one In my band that I may hold It as a sign safe I doted a little and with a start bar opened and her lips smiled Beautiful beautiful great ranks of snowy lilies whlspor- to me What they saying J What- The ecstatic expectant look In beautiful ayes dimmed and with a deeprawo sigh her soul had flown to hear tha meaning of Ylslon at foot of tha great white throne Alice with streaming left the husband and child atone with their dead promising to send to perform tbe last offices When she bad done although it was late she took bar way to the church As she entered her fell on tba font brown bare and a mar to the bright adornment around and glancing at Claras face sbo saw Indignant surprise that al most quailed before the Impending tons I must say yonr dis graceful unpardonable I Clara cried when was over Just look at that pointing to the font with tears of vexation in her All our pains and work yesterday thrown away and people at as Where have yon been what were you doing and where are lilies your mother said yoa started from home witht Come with me Clara said and yon will see Aa thay walked towards the emigrants wagon told her friends the outlines of the sad tale She was heart and the poor emaciated body laid decently and lilies from foot almost over came I puOhem all about her the man said to Alice was the beat woman in world and too- Bat she was awfully afraid to die and no one dared tell her how near end waa Somehow those flowers seemed to bring a from other world I dont understand it Miss and suppose yon dont but when yon brought thDgO flowers you did act human being could do to another forever Mesa you You like the Easter angel we read about to me and mine It was better than decorating font Clara said as the two girls returned from the funeral that even ing Abmel and I so furious with you for wbat I thought your doty and I have learned a lesson EGGS FOR There is a boom this year emigration to Manitoba and the Northwest Bradford has organized a j for with Shear secretary A Classen who wrecked the Sixth National Bank In New York has been sentenced to six years imprisonment William Hunter a retired farmer aged one of pioneers of Peel fell a cistern at Wednesday and was drowned I North Counts A of above council held at on 16Kb all Minnies of approve J The rtporV for printing and a from Clerk of Sutton village concerning tattling of affairs two laid before council alio tome claims for damage done to by doge- f were ordered to be raid Carat ran onehalf sheep fUed John Parka vs Sharp of Or small lira to aasdt tar family The tender the Sutton ffwM for accepted for printing to ascertain If township for claim of Parka and if grant Older or treasurer a bond accepted as sit Auditors towoiblp and Clerk Instructed to bare copies printed Silrr Glover and Hamilton were to try and on each side of the 8th cod to leaving to Gov- to settle The Clerk was atracted to required a by law will be pawed at seat matting of council for opening flih con line aa by Varnold P Reeve Mr Silver and the Clerk were appointed to meet committee fronl Sut ton village and arrange financial affairs municipalities Mr and Elijah appointed to value streets the town plot of Kteick for sale report opinion to the Hears A bylaw f 1 John Mc Millan Main 5 Levi Miller A Ralph Con nail Weeds George Kay Wo It Van- Crittenden J IS Winch SI Elite David Draper John 24 George St Ilea 2d Mo llano Winch 23 Charlie Samuel Seward Graham John Monro Albert 3lOriu Miles Morion 42 John It Willaoo Frank Win John Aoderaon Kay John ShepparJ and Fence Viewers Draper McNeil Jaime Wight John Lather Draper Joel Mlebwl Council then adjourned to meet again on day of May aa Coast of and other Numerous Uses for Alumin um Among for suggested by Mr Eugene president of tht Lock port Company according to Light aro the following At fitly cents per pound the new metal will com pete with copper at seventeen cents the latter being times as heavy as an equal bulk of aluminum- But the electrical conductivity of aluml imm that ft per cent pure fa only seventyfive per cent that of copper so that onethird more area would be required to do same work A redaction of forty- five per cent weight of motors for cars can be secured by using the new metal which In Itself is no small advantage seeing that tho lat ter promise to Into extensive use in the near future The coating and lasting qualities of aluminum far surpass those of Unhand it will cover three times as mnch sorf ace for equal weights maklug it necessary to sell tin at sixteen cents per pound in competition with tho other at fifty Nickel at seventy would no longer be used for plated ware or coinage the new metal being much cheaper and cleaner He expects to see it sell at two to three hundred The jacket says Last Saturday many stopped to admire two fish in Mr window catfish with an amiable countenance and a tigfoot long sturgeon weighing They came Georgian Bay It ha been calculated the force of a bolt of about current about and time to bo about one-twenty- thousandth part of a second In such a bolt there is an energy of power f It is not nee- pull down your In on in order to build your own The is able to maktt sons for itself And to the idea that a rival is a one succeeds only bring- saspicion on himself A firebug attempt to burn the old Watt factory Toes- day night of week The build ing has lately fatted op for a foundry by Mr Wilson and consid erable valuable was Iff the building was discovered in time to to easily extinguished The other day a merchant Syracuse offered n young 20 yards of silk for a dress if would saw half a cord of wood in front of his store She borrowed a saw and went through the juat three hours and admiring crowd bought her a hat to go with the drew Y wIU bo cheapest metal next to iron and The most fall lower and lower as the faculties in crease for making the material and the market adapts itself to the of larger quantities of the new metal Dr Pierces Pallets regulate the liver and Bowels Mild and The forty eighth the famous boat races between crews of Oxford end Cambridge rowed on Saturday morning over the usual course on the Thames and resulted in a victory for the Dark a quarter of a length race was grandest has been on the Thames many years 3jv Too poor to take a home pa per Well that is a distressful con- dition Buy a hen feed her and waste from kitchen and she will lay to pay for a then work her up into pot pie and she will pay first cost so the paper will be clear profit Repeat thia process year after year wean- while learn wisdom and cease to be poor- EST This from an exchange rather strikes us Who cares who your daddy wast Thu world to know what you are capable of If you can do anything do St and do it with all your and your efforts will toll reword will come stand around in everybodys road waiting for a soft snap to turn up better have mill stone tied about your neck and bo drowned in the so to work with a will dispute Is progrta bet- ween North and Sutton as to payment for sheep killed on land now in tbe village The North council refuses to Cay as it is held that sheep were tiled within the limits of village Our aldermen claim that was no at that time no coun cil no corporate seal no bylaws and that they had no dogtax fund as North had collected tho same Sutton Miss Warren a pretty and well connected Ottawa girl was married Thursday night St church to Fredrick Hall of Cleveland Ohio After the cere mony wedding party proceeded to the house of the parent As wedded pair and invited wero sitting down to roar- supper a friend of family hurriedly came to the door and asked Hall out and there charged htm with having a wife in England Hall declared that he a divorce A painful followrd the course of which tbe brides mother took tho marriage ring oil her daughters finger and bride groom tako It back flail left room and fled from tho house by back door It supposed that he left there by thu night train He wa handsome young fellow of captivating address Weve heard of a woman who said shed walk five miles to get a bottle of Dr Pierces Prescription If she couldnt get it without That woman had tried it And its a which makes itself felt In toning up the system and correcting Irregularities as soon as its use begun Go to your drug store pay a dollar get a bottle and try it try a second a third if Be fore third ones been taken youll know that theres a remedy to help you Then youll keep on and a core come But if you shouldnt feel the help be disappointed in results yooil find a guarantee printed on tbe bottlewrapper thatll get your money back for yon How many women there whod rather the money than health I And Favorite Prescription dollart per too and at these figures Wonder that theres a woman willing to suffer when theres a guaranteed remedy in the nearest drug store