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Phillips 1 Patterson Mrs Ed Henry Trent Mrs Smith Ward Mrs Brown Mrs Brown Brimson BeMry John liar try John Rogers Oar held Rogers Rev I Mrs Thos Moore Frank Stewart Jos Millard Mrs Case NEWMARKET Mrs Smith James Burke Jos Gould Frank Andrew Ego Miss Starr Mr Jos Roach Mrs Parks R Osborne P Morgan J Hughes Walter Brodf M J Morris Mr Lemon Lou Pipher Manning Mr Freeman H J Y Dr Pearson Watson- Mr Walter Ed J Shanks John Dunham John Cowieson Jr KESWICK D Mr Elliott John Geo SHARON Mrs l Mr Wilder Mr Mr Wilder Mr J AURORA jWm Thompson Mrs J a Mr McMaiii- PIKE Penrose ROACHS POINT Boyd John Boyd HOG ARTTOWN HOLLAND LANDING Mr Shields Mr ACROSS THEAfLANTIGTO LONDON j The First of a Series of Letters to the Newmarket Era Describing a Holiday Tripby Miss Leek of Mount Albert JIEN to our mind he many places of interest visited during the summer holidays there is suggested to us that couplet not hither nee shall Ducking tor Apples on HallowEve By Kate A vast old kitchen with warping j floor I And a rattling latch on the creaky Anrt blackened rafters from which down swing Mysteries of HailowEve Few Can Evplain the Meaning of Name turrets at the corners three of them square the fourth being round This hams and many a centra tower is ninety feet high and j string the stone wall has a thickness fif teen feet at the base tapering to eleven feet at the top in this is the St John and the state a Know These rooms are no w beautiful the world Mow we had not gone hither what IS a would we have missed all around the White Tower England with its stately homes and large court yard by historic castles Scotland with its stone wall which are thirteen hills and its Trossachs towers were the Ireland with is marvellous Giants of many famous people in Causeway and charming lakes Hoi- one of these towers land with its shining canals and great tower ttie Crown windmills with its the court yard beautiful cities and famous battle the White Tower is the field Germany with its romantic of former days Rhine and gorgeous cathedrals granite by orders of Switzerland with its snowcapped Mc Victoria Hcrp were j mountains and- glistening glaciers Lady Jano with its Rome and its Naples and others Outside the stone and France wii its Paris For all surrounding the central keep is this we are indebted to the conductor mother court yard ami this is agjiin string Of rosy onions and apples dried And garnered herbs on either side And flanking the great old moon- face clock That tick and took and tick and tock Says ceaselessly and solemnly As reverent monk his rosary The candles stand in sticks of brass To light tile moments as pass And from the fireplace gaunt and grim- Driving the shadows into dim And distant corners firelight flows in golden billows flecked with rose And in its radiance oh believer Is royal fun on Of puss in the mans bluff blithe young people have bid enough Theyve tried the charms of water ring lone residence of the Lord Mayor of London The in terior of this Interesting residence can he seen only by special permis sion The Mansion House Is quite an old building being built in It oer Many a story before And now the mirth lias furious grown And into the shallow tub are thrown Apples golden green and red Bubbling down in a silvery bed you ever at da heard SOLD ONLY BY PAINTS B INNS NEWARK ET GLASS ROOFING OILS PLUMBING AND The Value of a Savings Account in V THE BANK OF TORONTO i NEVER DEPRECIATES Tie which your deposits and the paid on these is kept in safety until required from the deposits is received quarterly by you a Hunk pays interest on all Savings Balances four times a year In these days result in loss to tile Investor but every Dollar of the many millions the are of this Bank during the past half century has been safely for when demanded- RESERVE I ASSETS the of our ability to wo solicit your Business NEWMARKET BRANCH A CRAWFORD Manager HOAG PEARSONS Coal and Wood Office Removed to Corner Church and Streets opposite Pauls COME AND SEE Oar Toronto tetter It is quite Mr J Denton barrister will be the Libera candidate in Toronto at the next general elections to the Legislature Dr will like- ly be the Liberal candidate for the j Western Division A new Woodbine racecourse cover ing acres with improved ami up- todate stands and club house Kingston road is apt to scene of the and Fall meets of the Ontario Club before Rev Dr has received number of letter referring to the jplofable results from the sale of liquor at sergeants messes He states that Warden picked up two on on a recent holiday who unable I take care of themselves The matter has been placed before the Minister of Militia Sir Borden who has serf to exert the power of his depart ment to put a stop to the selling of j at posts Mrs wife of a conductor on the street cars died suddenly on Thursday at the June- While talking to her mother she was stricken with heart failure and fell into her mothers arum dead A Post Office mall carrier was It is ft massive stone iMifJce having J 7- T a line Corinthian portico ft man J aid Platform of which official announce- window sill on and proclamations arc raarllns week sail The rooms in the Lord WlifflMtfa W are most beautiful- music on HallowEve with which the traveller has to contend The House Party com posed of one and four mem bers drawn from all parts of the Dominion left Toronto June in a special train for Quebec from we set sail on the Empress of Brit June for the Land arriving in day of the following across the Atlantic and enjoyable Among the party hut the chief room is were some of our most talented tier- Egyptian Hall so Called from turn first mine of the Dominion and we eastern hangings It is the banquet- Ill try could also boast of- several brilliant halt in Londons chief cannot get one Cannot J musicians so each evening a pro- lavish hospitality gramme was rendered on ship board was quite in keeping that the feat would he a credit t to any vinous Guild Hall should next he form Hut the entertainment of the visited for this famous civic palace week was given on the evening of the chiefly in the popular 1st of July During I be afternoon of mind with the great banquet given on Dominion Day snorts were held on evening of Lord Mayors Day deck but in the evening Canadians November flth when important more than ever they are were Canadians after listening to the ade by of the government elofflenl patriotic address a well- Nearly every crowned head in Europe has been feted within these wJlls In the hallway we saw famous Cog and Magog the two woolen giants over fourteen feet in height which wcrtf fiu earlier days carried at the known clergyman of Calgary who is enthused with the glorious prospects of this great West of ours The week cm our ocean home came to a close all too soon and we found ourselves passing slowly along head of the Lord Mayors procession with the crowd towards Uie custom- Hanged round hall are at the dock at Liverpool- In Wellington Nelson Burke where as claimed his or her and other famous men baggage usual question was ask- with the Hall Is a fine you museum a most One old lady indignantly in collection antiquities and quirel of the Do I look as associated with the past -liis- I used liquor or Sir lory of the city- lit a short time we were rushing a- Near the famous London meat mark long in our special train towards el with four hundred stalls is an London that of to- space still known as Siiilfhfielu day and tomorrow What shall we Here ji a tablet records some say about London by Way of of Protestants in the reign of duct Ion Certainly in no city of Mary suffered death at tile stake ancient or modern days has there Here loo at an earlier date was such fullness of life as that headed that noble Scottish patriot which crowds the streets of the William Wallace in Hut there Metropolis at this of our his are still a great many interesting tore writer has said that it places in and about London that have would take the best part of a life not been mentioned for example the time to traverse Londons Parliament Buildings Westminster streets another J tie time to Abbey and St Pauls Cathedral know Intimately every part of Its All these places were visited and suburbs- so it is well for the tourist shall speak of them again who has only limited time at his the features Interest rented last week on a charge of break- appealing to siffhtecrB In I open tetters him for livery He confessed Ids in Jthyiolice Court and was sent to Hie for four years Mental and physical activity are rodueedhy Millers Compound Iron general are within an of five miles from West to and three from to South Our first visit l0 In London was paid to the historic I There is talk of asking the London tower Our histories give The Mayor of offered to appoint a Commission to in- but a very poor conception of this of his own towards expense a rumored coal combine famous building or more correctly of publishing the assessment Then down in the water young beads lip To fling up and all With laughing eyes and kindling While with a Hurry and- feigning shriek spattering water draw the girls Who will not wet heir braids and curls In breathless diving underneath To catch I he fruit in their snowy teeth Kings a shout that seems- to set The onions dancing a minuet Up in the rafters as with shake Of his crisp head lhatjsends a quake A thousand diamonds drops springs up and loyally flings His trophy with a hearty heave To his pretty sweetheart on Hallow Of all the pleasures that life can hold of leisure or bred of gold Nights of music lays of art Halm of conscience passion of heart of Intellect revel of life of battle sweetness of strife Dancing dalliance wit and ease Pride and place and power to please None can be so bright po dear gleam glowing crystalclear As those old nights of long ago with frost sparkled with Snow When with a happy hear some din We children gathered In vast old kitchen about The big tub drew with jest ami shout And best all tun did believe Ducking for apples HallowEve Dont Put It Off INSURE IN THE The A U WHILE IN GOOD HEALTH Lowest Rates for Accident Benefits afford to a from member Life SO J A ALLAN Financier JACKSON The Co were cited before the Cadi for keeping a Drug Store without a majority of the Di rectors of the Company being regis tered as pharmaceutical chemist Mr I Long drugs were sold jout the knowledge of the directors and costs said the Magi Mr wrote out the check will have to have a li cense to eat before long After an Impressive service In the Metropolitan Church on Friday In which Dr Carman Dr Bur- wash Dr and Sutherland took part the remains of the late Dr John were at rest In Mouirt Pleasant Cemetery by j tie of Ms wife died hut spring The funeral cortege was one of the largest seen In Toronto for square appearance the four sides be- blood Sold by The Norman many years different lengths Co buildings for the whole fortress In- As reason of urging its publication- eluding the moat occupies an the f says In Wie ftsseis- of about eighteen acres the outer there are many inequalities for walls nearly of a which perhaps the assessor can be mile in length The Tower of Lon- hardly blamed Publication of the Ion has in history served three make these evident when purposes a fortress a palace and a the assessor made his rounds the Tradition halt that a lowing year every ratepayer know- fortress stood the preterit si to of the assessment placed on other the Tower in Roman times but properties similar to his own would whether this Is authentic or not ft be lira position to secure fair rat- is certain that the central keep or j leaving the roll In this handy IVhttc Tower was built TOIHam also be a Conqueror aodltions help to the assessor in corn- have made by succeeding paring properties arriving at a describing the Tower valuation with tfc centre tower or keep known as the White Tower This tower is somewhat Millers Kidney and Bladder Pills regular In plan although it has a cleanse the system and purify the j MiUersfJrlp Powders Cure Sold by The Norman Rogers Co p Mrs Lewis McDonald of died on Sunday of last week ay the result of a slight Last spring she let a piece of wood fall and It struck her on the shin Later she fell on the sidewalk near th post office The injury developed a growth- which the doctors not cure only a surgi cal operation to which she would not Death finally relieved her of her sufferings 9 i j SPAVIN LINIMENT removes all hard soft or calloused lumps and from horses blood spavin curbs splints ring bone stifles sore and swollen throat coughs Save by use of one bottle ranted the most wonderful Blemish Cure ever known Sold by J Y There is No Other Date around which Cluster so many Superstitions Among younger readers there are not many who do not look forward With anticipations nuts nad apples mystery and mis chief to Oct or Hallow Eve hut very few could explain mys tery of its name or could give an ac curate account of its origin and true significance All Hallow Even or Eve is so called because it is the night immediately preceding All Hal or All Saints day which is on November 1st and is observed by the Roman Catholic Protestant and Lutheran churches as a festival in honor the saints In the ancient calendar of the Church of Rome is found the following ob servation on Nov 1st The ol old is removed to this day perhaps this setting apart of Novem ber 1st as sacred to old fools as well as to the saints is duetto the many foolish customs charms spells incantation etc which have long been practiced upon the preceding night or All Hallow Even contract ed the Scotch to Hallow Een and commonly known to the juvenile mind as Holly There is no night in the year which- has been invested by popular imagination with a more peculiar character than Oct or Hallow Eve There is nothing in the church observance of the ensuing day of All Saints calculated to give- to such remarkable ideas as are associ ated with the night to give such singular sports and customs as are practiced- upon its annual- occurrence That supernatural influences then pro- vail is a generally accepted supersti tion asserts that all who choose to do so can then call up spirits from the vasty deep It is said that all spirits both of the visible and invisible world then walk on the earth and ft is believed that on this mystic evening the immater ial principle existing in all things human can detach it sell from all cor poral restraint and wander at will or he made to wander against its will through space All leyils and witches are believed to he abroad and the fairies are said to hold high There is no date in the whole twelve months around which cluster so many popular superstitions It is Impossible to trace the origin of these hut since they arc all wholly devoid of any- religious char acter they would clearly seem togetli- with all the other associations con nected with the occasion to be relics of Pagan limes Nuts have always borne a most prominent part as they still con tinue to do in the festivities of Hal low Among the Scotch and Irish peasantry a syno nym for it is hotcrack night from the custom of cracking nuts with the teeth with hammers or by throwing them into the fire At Upon In Yorkshire another synonym for Hal low Eve is cake night because On that occasion the mother of- every household bakes a each mem- her of the family Goldsmith In his Vicar of Wakefield describing the maaocrs of some rustles tells us that among oilier customs preserved by them they religiously crack nuts on AH Hallow Eve Hutchinson In his history of Northumberland compares Hallow Eve the ancient Roman festival of and says that the divinations and of omens practice on the form er occasion were a part the cere monies of the latter Hence he proceeds in the rural sacrifice of nuts propitious are sought touching matrimony Two nuts are placed In the fire by a young man or maiden and named for two or three of his or her sweethearts It they lie still and burn together it prognos ticates a happy marriage or a love If on the contrary the nuts bounce fly asunder the sign is unprorVtious Another custom somewhat similar to this is practiced in Ireland The young women anxious to know If their lovers arc faithful put three nuts upon the grate naming each nut for a lover If a nut cracks or Jumps the lover for whom it- is nam ed will prove unfaithful but if he quietly burns or he loves the ITCH Mange Prairie Scratches Barbers Itch everyjfarmrcom- taglous Itch on human or animals cured in minutes by Sanitary Lotion It never falls Sold by v P I