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y -i- Wi i sipmiKiiif OHO WWW JTK1 to Ontario bank WpwkI NORTH YORK INTEJLLIGENCER AND Kewxukhet Uin la tame i oof No York unle paid ha advance Vol Single Copies Cents Each Newmarket Friday Nov 11 Terms ilOO Strictly in Advance within or at end of year- Alio wed on Deposit- ISSU ED AT Mot to IXOTO WRIGHT Co BIG REDUCTION IN Ease and Comfort iUUsTKfW Notaries fie sta Street ilB Sir- numur auoj it No- sat 16 Be op- Cook Stoves To make room for Fall Stock STABLE DASH LANTERNS In Great Variety WRIGHT CO Telephone No Repairing done promptly remove BJfD to lb Conrch MARRIAGE LICENSES u NEWMARKET HARDWARE STORE FALL J ITCH AND Pore rtP hud- AT CTEEKT Office 1892 11 ASDCONTRACTOR- ftttoodod to No I TrmcTime I AUCTIONKKH of km to Ttrtu A Iflal A or J Eos Union Km U64 Stock Irojxrtf LB I OS 91 JAS PROP- DEALER IN HEAVY SHELF HARDWARE CONSISTING- OF Bar Iron and Steel arid Trimmings Paint Oil Glass and Putty Spades Hoes Rakes Shovels and all kinds Garden Tools- Barbed Annealed Galvanized Fence Wire Jacks kept for hire Try our Daisy Churns Carpenters Supplies a Specialty mi poor Maps of li women of lioaJry Bat with Sunlight Soap Anybody can do a Wash von mm bjloUovius llieriiDpleairwiloai theres hot item buki a CAUTION EACH PLUG OF THE Myrtle B la bohxe LKTT fi O DUETTS PURE For Br of fiwty Our Thanksgiving golden ripe rich traits ftfored And foil of gratitude For goodness of Lord given us pwn ftod fruit od flowen With of melody To bonn of featbortd singer filled air and of the days passed by Maker They hearty rioi A Bong of appreciation to The too our heart with a vein of dadoes tbe declining year- The trace their The carpet of leave we Remind u of ones Who are numbered with the dead we hive for gratitude For the of lot many in times of yore never he forgot Dreary hour are Winter very then there are drooping heart to And Id raye of Well regret To welcome with a of praise glad Day Newmarket Mot EAL A Happy Holiday DO think thai beantifo pretty Little looking from her fleeoy knitting one bo to try to actually count their Meeting I thiok I am thankful for everything as it bat when I at I think op my mercies as I do Im so thankful can hardly it Hamph Raid Ann Stocum with ft ring of In her WklMjKj well lor yon to talk PUREST STRONGEST BEST a Ul u4 Toronto J E S APS P EOT A UNDRIES ES Have you tried the COLE CIGAR FLOWER BULBS JUST ARRIVES Terms tot all lot Ee- AT- BENTLEYS It PHARMACY EBB AsotrorlbH Coy Toronto WSKNOVILLB CQaUt of Tort ud J I re not tat by the blood to ftBd an foebtod the pares tonnmenblo yet the beet care tot by tesaaxny from od lAfUeeatloB made my life a harden and came near coding my existence more than yean untold i reduced almost to a skeleton DISPENSING A SPECIALTY- DR CAMPBELL PROPRIETOR M RATCLIFF Photos Photos ii voice Voice Violin nod Io1cilf id and la iMtmcUpQ a of tad Wrength to dreg about of distressed ok and delicate be alt treated me riving that I took tod Mrmanent good I tbe nee of produced after to take I could In my My began to return and with It came all tbe food taken each aw proved Of few after to I Eojaeli a well to all J Aorot LIFE CO Mr a- af who MitleolAn apply at iheSa MUSI CI an only la town G PEPPIATT aMtlaeieeC Mr be to loUtnaLo ibal be LEAD And ffureDtee to term outwork la to work and far to iho W lotto of picture will be Crjoe or OIL UBIfJI OCM i Mr aim will not be to Hood io Old aitAad woman a tile to attend The fttveu mo lUe Acers Sarsaparilla iJOfBEiffi iron A U4 I Soul Dr J at Co TvEALBIlS lawis Scotts Emulsion i i a v I a fit ier tamo It is I It mikrv fit tfivnttrcftQthv It SICKLY CHILDREN because tbc7 can it It Is COUGHS AND COLDS ifrllition of And yn the ju the aXofn1mKA about thankfulness and to feel it youve had nothing bat all your lite long Helen Win- yon ought to bo thankful Think of the difference In our Uvea dainty and pretty as a picture youve by everybody all your life Too have always had a beautiful home and never had bard work to do But wis homely as a hedge in January always do one oyer or petted me I sup pose you dont care for snob things but I used to long for them it seemed to me my heart would break Ive had Id work bard all my life and Ive bated the work no body knows how much Dot because it was bard Im not but be cause there was nothing pretty nor dainty in my life There I never aid so about myself to any one before and I never mean to again but couldnt belp it and Miss Ann gave a little in spite of her endeavors You may well be from tbe depths of your heart but fail to see any cause for my being so Mrs eyes filled with tears and her vlce was very tender I know it Annie she said going book to her girlish name I know Ive ever so much to be thank ful for a thousand times more than I deserve I I could share some of it with you but dear a thought for yon there a chance for a beautiful blessing in your life Do you remember Mrs says in one of her booke They only who go without know truly what it to have yon have gone without you know better than I do for instance how other hearts for things they go without and howmuch you can do It is more blessed to make others it is to be happy our selves is it not Annie Miss Ann dropped her and looked out of the window Rob and he dead brothers children were coming down street sho had taken thorn four years ago when were left orphans remem bered now as watched them coming along towards the house iu a crave fashion how Annie had cried for a pretty white apron hat wear once in a great great while nod Rob had pleaded with something a in his boyish voice for some clnthea that didnt look if to bis greatgrandfather Had aha ever bestowed upon them any of the pet ting and loving ways she had so for herself in young days 1 It Beamed to Miss Ann that the scales fell from her eyes Ive treated those children just exactly as Ive complaining that I was treated she said turning to Mrs flat you will not any longer will you dear I Ive a blind selfish woman but my eyes are opened now and I dont believe Ill shut them so again Yon can go home now Helen Youve a good angel to me but I want be alone now for a little while to think it out Bat you may bo sure of one thing Im for you if for no thin a else So Mm went home and Miss Ann went up to her own room shut the door and bolted it fine never told anyone what aha thought or did the hour was shut up there but when she came out she oil led the children to her I want you to get ready to go down street with me she said Thanksgiving is coming and I think we must have some new clothes for It Rob want a new salt I be- and Annie you shall have white aprons for every day and a pretty new dress for beat Can you both be ready in fifteen minutest Aunt Add are you really Ing to buy me a new Rob Yea my boy that is what I in tend Rob hesitated a moment then put bis tell yon bow I thank you he said but Ill work just as hard as I truly I will to Kelp to pay for Ive got fifty that Ive been for a year towards getting them myself and Ill give ft to you now No Rob I want to get the clothes for you myself so keep your money for a knife or something like that yon want Ob Aunt Ann can I get a knife cried Rob If you want oho you may and If your fifty cents wont get a good one give yea more Rob looked at hi aunt amaze ment for a moment tbeu obeying a sodden impulse he threw bis arms around her and her a vehement boyish after which operation be turned a somersault the kitchen floor I to or I should abnated be said to Annie afterwards Well well said Miss Add look ing as flustratod as be why really what la boy doing I guess An we will have to look for a new dolly while Rob getting his knife wont we I Why me child what are you for Icauthelp it Im happy sobbed Ive Wadted a nice pretty dolly so it moat seemed to me I couldnt bear it Well that waa Only beginning Miss Aon never did things by halves She taught herself to be tender and loving and instead of thinking about herself all tbe time murmuring at her trouble turned her at to those about her and tried to give pleasure to others Im thankful With all my heart and soul whispered to as she Of church Thanksgiving Day I do actually belie to Aunt Ann is growing pretty said Annie to Rob Seems to mo la I belief too he answered Anyhow she is awful good now And Mite Ann who happened to overhear this conversation thanked God and took The Thanksgiving Desert UE desert of a Thanksgiving dinner which it properly man aged can be made the most attractive feature of dinner should be arranged with skill and Arrange the various oo high glass decorate them with an abundance of lovely leaves and have them placed on the table from the commencement of the meal These with the addition of plenty of carefully floweri placed vases and mixed freely with some delicate ferns will impart a moat dainty and ap pearance to the whole Some Journal Old Thanksgiving Fun atoALu a of my mind is crowded with Thanksgiving memories I On no other day does my memory become each a kaleidoscope and I sit my darkened room and write almost every minute scene changes I give to the kaleidoscope of memory a turn and there are natural as life around the coun try hearth on a cold winter night I hear bfokory fire crackles and see the shadows flit up and down the wall Games that sometimes well- upset chairs UliodMaoe Got the Button The Popping Corn The witch made the neighbors boys afraid to go homo after dark nuts dish roseato apples on other boisterous plays of More on the Mill Frog Catcher around and around the room until some one got hurt and a kiss was of fered to make the hurt kiss more resented than the hurt High old time I Father and mother not up and went into the next room because they could not stand tho Then Instead of con science a The mother and wives came afternoon all up from the cold and their feet on the When they got warm and got their needles and sat down it waa a merry and fall of news And once in a while a would slip and make a bad soratob upon the ohataoter of some absentee but for tho most part it was good wholesome talk It seemed to me a groat fuss and a groat gathering to got made But the fact was that good neighborhood waa warm were lifetime frtendsblps were quilted and coonuble bliss And they stayed late And such plays as you had in that back room you jolted hands and one of the stood In the ring I What a circumference to what a con- I Bat now the scon fa fading out old 6roplaoe Is down and the la down with It of hoys went to sea and was never beard of One became sdolre in a neighboring village Another waot to college and became a minister Another died the following anmmer until now all gone I T Da id Bam Journal Thanksgiving- we thanks The answers Tea His hands ware weary as long days sped away Spent tired body feonj day to day yet the brave heart in his brawny breast Beat to content as evening brought its The sweet of his ragged life Smoothed bis moist brow wilh tender hands wife Beloved by him beyond all mortal ken And since the moment when He led her to the cot among the trees Where now his children prattle at his knee home his kingdom and his right arm He triumphed as the bright sped along Shall we give thank today The toiler answers Yea Shall we giro thanks The rioh man answers Tee have brought mora wealth bis lot to And given hi share happiness flia veDtnroa and his trades in lands afar Have prospered as beneath some happy star have spanned And sailed in safely before the breeze At home his cnterpilee waxed aid spread And fair as the bloo And seeing inns his inoreaw the For did ho noi by hi pelf Do lota of good to other besides hunseU Shall we give thanks today The men answers Shall we give The Elation And all lend lakes up the joyous i A jest of peace and plenty gone by dweller in bis hut or ball Bends knee to bless the of it all The harvests golden gifts are now And banting their wealth avow Ho child no man nor woman bat who A thanks for all eeaeonbriogs by wars or every prov ince lis own sturdy Strength invisible Sends up its voice the chorused cryj Thanks for our union thanks today Shall we give thanks today Halloa Yea Have You any Castoff Garments can you be contented to let moths destroy those oast off garments of youra when are so many shivering people in our whom those would protect from the and damp t Look through the of your closets Do it the moment you have finished this It Is sad to think bow many of or other of woarlog are BONES Two fires in day a loos of An ruined a grist mill at Sunday a Ottawas Salvation Army is prohibited from holding street meet ings will send stored away in closets wardrobes or P asbestos to the World lift the new Evaporator tanning now at full capacity drying item to bushel per day- David Laws and wife returned on Saturday evening last from a prolong stay at the home of their daughter in Michigan Byron of has bought out Marshall garrota they have not been seen since they were fashionable enough to bo worn by Overhaul these places at once readers of the and enjoy tho of doing good in the way wa reminded you of for there la a luxury doing good and many a cold during the next winter as you are breathing the keen air on your homeward journey will it add to your heart to think of have given to other The Personality of HEN wa think of immeas urable results of first voyage he Atlantic are tempted to Conceive the leader of the expedition As a man who baa broken free from all traditions contrary be held fast in the dark prison of Middle Age theories the falter of A blind belief In an- he tost id the ioth of lost as but few of and them still fewer Alitor were lost Like Don Quixote fee dreamt of revive of a faded ho look ed for a of the for Jb ef every of holy faitb- by fire and Ho believed absolutely in the fulfilment of prophecies In his own person deolared himself the Apostle This marvellous between tho person the diBooverer and the fact that theintereat of hi was Boon the man and o deeds This tooia why we have little formatioii about life and develop meat of this wonderful A literary bar up con cerning every important event The year of hi birth has been hotly disputed nor it yet known in what house he first saw the light These questions are import ant but to day we cahtoot an- thorn with ma terials our only us to reckon up probabllltiei with more or less Wo know nolbing of bis Are just ifiably the in an old prejndieod life attributed to he studied at It not known when he went to Portu gal nor when ho proceeded to Spain Wo do not even know where he set foot in the New World It to identify with certanty Fair Nov Day the States will be United There was a slight fire in the Worlds Fair machinery ball Sunday A new bell to the of the Secret Heart was non- spcrated s At St Thomas Saturday Joseph of the T was killed had a small riot Friday night and leaders are jail Apples are plentiful about Port Elgin and Prince Edward will export barrels A despatch says the to shipping by Saturdays the lake will The largest ironclad ever in launched Friday in the preaeaoe of and By the wreck of a railway train near Think Yorkshire Eng land tea- persons wore lulled and injured Robert Elilotfe store in Essex entered by burglars morning and worth of good taken One thonssnd cans of opium were seized by customs offiolals at San ateamor Oregon from Portland A Wood stock woman widow for for alienating husbands affeotiou and court allowed her a Too tat for hit The meeting which was to take place on Friday evening last was postponed for one week owing to the damp weather Mr of Aurora spent a couple of days of last week with Mr W Soot fa Mr J Poole of Brandon Man Is at home for a short time Eight of riflemen left on Men tor a hooting expedition through A big harvest day forest la expected Things am beginning to lively here Jaoob Is fitting op tho mill formerly owned by Leery a prosperom business A mammoth turnip grew on farm of A Hunt which measure three feet and a half in and weigha thirtytwo pounds Beat that It yon cm I Brown Owen Sound It have a new 2000 skating The a ha paid S Nines helm for killing him near Hamilton In Meehanios la an grant from town of In reading room kept open talks of folio Lug salt Rev J now has en at every Monday evening On morning between and oclock a new building owned by Knight at and need at an office grain buyer wa dis covered to be on Ore Nothing he done to tbo flames and the building was destroyed with content Impression who pretend to know to be that the con flagration was dae to the work of diaries Sutton was characterized by who has been at home lor tome a broke a leg M to resume work at on Monday Fend am onto in wbieh took form of acharifsrl broke loose last night and were thereby Mr J no longer Indian Agent or the having aboil office for the take of economy An lispector been appointed who will call at in tervals to transact hnslneu A lad of poisoning oo- At Stayoer in a child of Mr a lost Ufa Rat poison bad been put on the floor the cleaning were going on and the cupboard shifted to one side leaving the poison little toddler had a piece of bread and butter in hand and unknown to any one in the house dipped the piece into the poison and ate It Tbe child soon noticed to be very and before aid could do any- tola Ikt laa island which he named San Sal vador There reasons for that life entitled Sis- which appeared In the nemo of hi eon Ferdinand does not In the form In which wo It the print ed edition of owe origin to Ferdinand It follow that the of book cannot bo accepted without careful consideration Our knowledge of the Admirals life ha hitherto been confidently built upon this book take it away and structure become unsteady In fact there is note single great man whose genius has left Its mark upon the world about whose personality there is so doubt a is the case with Columbus try with the help of latest and moat worthy researches to trace the story of the life and development of the great man of Genoa A Genoese we may certainly call him thoogh one biassed historian wonld have us be lieve that be horn In Corsica He comes then from a city whioh has had a great influence on history of commerce We may assert with Absolute certainty that we owe to Italian first accurate knowledge of Atlantic first mapa of the parts of the of the compass and its to nautical purposes Italy With this A trio who resides not a hun dred mile from boarded the wrong train at Orilltaja few daya ego and landed at Aurora instead of And friend did thereat Kb An offers fol lowing timely suggestion This is the season for meeting small debts It helps business greatly to pay them for money goes into circulation all around the circle and comes back again In turn It is a singular cheapness of an- art 161 even retard its sale and yet that was the experience of Messrs A Son In the introduction of their now famous Myrtle Navy tobacco People who had been In habit of tbe Vir ginia tobacco could not for a time be made to believe thit were offer ed same article At about one half the old It slow degrees they were induced to put the question to the test of an trial When they did adopt teat however it never failed to satis fy them On Sunday last while Mr Wto MitohBll and wife were at church in Village soma parties broke into their residence on lot in Con and ranBaoked the house from cellar to garret breaking open drawers Ac and carrying off a heavy revolver powder horn and shot flask a lot of loose ammunition and a lot of other articles amongst whioh was a photo graph a dear absent friend None of neighbors Anything that wonld point to perpetrators This the third time within years Mr Mitchells house has horn broken into A fire took on lot con Vaughon on Monday morning about The tenant Is Mr Moses and the buildings belonged to Mr The barn and buildings were destroyed and to relate Mr lost five worthy guide over boundless several pigs all his Italian grain lo of any value about the originated is a mystery only theory advanced that thieves may have been prowling end the bam The reft- on for supposition that firo was first noticed at hen house and bene were found which were to have been that up tho night before There was insurance on the buildings and contents Iih ship with confidence to tho ocean wave and it was practical tailor who with the of magnetic needle made those won derful charts which from the onward represent to its with marvellous almost with of the mirror the coast of Mediterranean from thn foot of Mount Lebanon and the slopes of the to the Pillar of Hercules Fortunately a number of these documents have been preserved in archive and and though ton earliest of the kind has come down to us hears date 1311 we may Infer from decree of accuracy tbat had even then been years had since tho task of those surveys had commenced There Is no more striking evidence of extensive knowledge then pos sessed of Western ocean than Is presented by these remarkable relics it is of greatest Importance wa should know what had been mads in the middle of the fifteenth in the acquisition of clear end definite knowledge of the stretches of ocean In neighbor hood of Europe and North Africa for It was at this time that certain Ideas were gradually taking a more definite shape a group of Ideas which culminated end of the century In the plan of a voyage west ward across the ocean and was first to put the plan Into execution Dr in ffarpwa for October A heavy storm at Cleveland greatly damaged the shipping Friday night A good rooking chair is al most an instrument of It has a special note for various functions When grandma site knitting end with the gentlest motion the rockera keep up a low contented purr a sort of drowsy that is given forth by no other one When the old nervous gentleman gets in chair torn with a sharp jerking crack If a aeries of small torpedoes were going out Than when Aunt Sally who Is very fat and heavy alts down a long and melancholy whine the chair But when only children are In It the rook goes wbJckefcy whack the moat glee- some manner The old fashioned workmen who made the old fashioned rockingchairs with joints but every one with a tongue in it are these not natures workmen Oo they not keep up In their chair the forest very A like weary swinging a bough pleading with the wind to lei It alone and suffer It to fall asleep Tula sharp crackling one has heard before when frosts had screwed up every branch and twig to Its utmost tea- MM