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J Robertson prank AUCTIONEER Robertson DIVISION COURT CLERK Weeks Bradford Bolton Sept Oct 1314 Oct Sept York Rangers Were Too Eager ior Fray Niagara Camp June In a pitch ed battle which started with the first peep of dawn and made the hills of the Mountain ridge tremble with thunderous reverbera tions for five solid hours Col Cruickshanks Blue army carried the day against the redoubtable Col Mason Red S VOICE Newmarket on Monday of each at Amos Church St DENTIST Wilkinson DENTIST Farm Produce Following Saturday Butter per 16 to per doz 15 to 17e Potatoes per bag to Strawberries for Lettuce no Live Ducks per lb Live Turkeys per ft Hides per lb to 5c Live Chickens 15 to Sheepskin per ft to 50c Lambskin per lb to 25c Young Pigs Sept Oct 1 Oct 13141 announcing this decision Cotton delivered a sharp rep York Rangers thered force for having disobeyed the ruling prices continuing to rush at the enemy after having been order- to halt It was on this account he said that he ordered the Cease Fire much sooner than he had tendec NEWMARKET IN Monuments and Headstones- LUESBY Furnace Work First and Last public are cordially in the first and last St Festival of the town for to be held on Mr Perrins beautiful fawn Street this Friday July 3rd under the auspices of the Ladies Aid of the Christian Church and Cream ill be served with other refreshments Military Band will furnish choice The eludes abundance is only which to lhe grounds and will be struil he Ladies Aid will presence and cater At the or conference of officers and referees Col Mason plained that a very strong both horse and foot troops hail just a where could have swept the left flank of the blue army out of ex istence and accomplished the demoli tion of lock 13 of the Canal when the bugle sounded Operations were stopped orders and I cannot tolerate of orders and sincere thing will not occur general though elated the of i such breaches said the ilth falling I By CLARISSA that voice might fall Anxiously be followed her through the anthem and sighed with rails when the final Amen died away to the rustle of the kneeling people The service proceeded as ft had pro ceeded fifteen years ago There was another minister and save for Lucy Clifford other voices in the choir There were strangely familiar faces In the congregation and his eyes eluded many a glance of recognition It enough for him that be could look EI wood craned his neck as the train tucy Cliffords sweet face once drew In at the little station Yes here again Id the morning he go the low red brick structure from away either end of which tie road wound When the long sermon was finished away between the young oaks now the commenced a well known showing a faint misty brows the wardens late April sunshine a sudden impulse he arose and grasped bis hat and grip In another instant he stood before the station house while the train screamed away through the wooded tunnel of oaks He looked around at the familiar scene slightly bewildered at the result of bis Impulsive action He bad left Now York with the intention of spend- Shrimp Cove but the familiar scenes through which the train had sped and marked milestones in his mem ory had roused within him depths of feeling that he thought could not Evading the puzzled glance of the station agent he turned down the right hand road Ultimately It would take him to the village hostelry Inci dentally it wonld lead him over old paths and permit his fancy to revel in dreams He plodded through the thick should pass til troopers of the second were caught about sundown inside the blue armys outposts by the 77th pic kets When subjected to a examina tion they said they had permission from the officer commanding Their stories conflicted and they were held as spies A civilian was also de tained who admitted to Col shank that lie had been hired by Death of J Cameron Following is clipped from he Den ver Post Death came suddenly last night at St Josephs Hospital to Ijmy Cameron one of the best known of the rail v men of the city and for live years connected with the in railway Typhoidpneumonia was given as the the direct cause of his death Mr Cam- I Plumbing 3 of Our Specialties TBI to Grocery Illriliiti Rich a Fraternal his also the din- Her reply in part Death of Mrs Blizzard Mr Sarah Ann Blizzard bora In 1851 three mile north w of Holt where her aged father their Mr Simon Thompson in still put a iiitf She married Mr Thorn IllUzard who died i wholesome food who has worth offering in the is really better on today home girl who Is but to turn to office when the family with bud Gratefully he Inhaled the delicate up ring odors that seemed to emanate from the golden afternoon sunshine He paused once beside a roaming spring where was shooting blades pink pouch of the tree stumps Each time hat stood with pain ted brow- and reflective eyes The village hotel was management and he passe longed by old strolled down the irregular the evening meal spring twilight revisited creaked up the aisle and received the contribution boxes while the choir arose to sing the offertory Christ the Lord Is risen today A- That was voice rising high the other singers and again El- wood felt that tender apprehension lest she should fait When the second was begun her tones were strained and tremulous Shes going to break downl whis pered one of the women in the seat be hind him Lo our suns eclipse Is oer It had happened With a discordant wall tike the breaking of a violin string Cliffords voice died out The startled choir paused for an in stant and then from the congregation burst a mans strong voice Ailelnial To a triumphant conclusion he car ried the fine old melody bis rich tenor supporting the wavering voices of the agitated choir He had seen the white frightened face of Lucy Clifford turned In his direction he threw all the vigor and force of his nature into the third stanza Almost unconsciously her tremnlouB voice took up the refrain and once more their tones were united It seem ed as though her weak on the assured strength he carried it up up to an exultant close until their voices blended Joyous Lucy Clifford sank back In with trembling bands and a flickering color In her pale cheeks She glance at Allen It w that in the hour of her dlstrest It i like him t with I and grief for the unattainable he next morning when Is rang out from the while Irenes and the quiet streets wer with the Easter finery of the belles mode way to old edifice tucked away op road so that when he was seate he could see aalls the harbor did the country over you mien who seldom leave yet make iticomts iphet or bookkeeper to Dp J In medicine of Toronto of the College of Physicians and of the Royal College of Surgeon Former clinical assistant Eye and CotLega Ear Nost and Throat London England Main and Timothy Stt Residence above the Hours MO larrlces may be any hour or night by calling at h or They bake cakes bread and East for private customers or ami Mount Albert for womens wOrk or til about ago she came to Newmarket For the lawt two she with and filnec has been 111 a cold developed into pneumonia and left tier Buffering from weak- gradually IncreaHe until she passed away on Wed- r hen on candies They provide preads in towns to hostesses who cannot he professional caterer fro icarest city arrd whose lot to 1h trusted dalivt luncheons card parties la All of Fresh Heats 11 you on the Toole Mrs fajiios Nelson ami Thomas of town and Mrs Fowler or id Miss Ethel of town took plate on Friday inducted by Isted by Rev T VS as largely attended Teach Yourself Now parts of the air passages an best be reached by dry air The tubes and lungs tan only be cached by dry air Ik a Iry air treatment from filth you day on the Co expected the July all Keep tha Kidneys Well Health Saving iving 1 multiplying by V- and bronchial the germ that the breathing by the aid as it where catarrhal pneumonia kidney people lukc heir the when they know these of smoke from passing Bteamers in the sound The gathering congregation looked at the dignified middle aged who sat Id the old pew but he maintained an attitude of motionless rigidity with eyes died steadily on the rippling beyond Tindow lie was with lie heard the of and the soft slip of reel hue ascended the steps of the chancel mid took place among the assembled choir In his eyes mind he could see and visible alteration he could Two women rustled Into the seat be hind him and conversed In hissing whispers that reached his ear with an noying distinctness Lucy got lard Bilk aint she Yesl I wonder If gob today I so Mr would be the last year she in the choir getting her blue ton- white It thin I he reason so many use Kidney Is their quick relief for all Kidney Weakness Here is what a Newmarket nays dec of Street market I procured Booths Kidney at the J It Drug Store and was very much pleased at hard headaches and paint Boarders Wanted At tie Hit J has the agency for and will the com plete outfit for under guarantee to Send the Era to Wea4i fmal ising the had in and a lot of gastric Juice would recommend the use of Booths Laxa tive which I used and was soon fret from the disagreeable symptoms Al together I am more than pleased with Booths Remedies Sold dealers Price The It TV Booth Co Ltd Fort Erie Sole Canadian Agents for two or three weeks I guess she was saying it bos she could sing today maid Now that she the old place guess shed taken up with after all I hope her voice dont fail today remarked one of the women as the low of the organ rumbled through church Elwood turned hla head Yea she sat her pale pure profile outlined the red and purple of I he the old Clifford pla bordered ing the harbor Tall cherry its gabled pungent I bay and shower of fell about him A wblpporwlll throbbed bough of apple tree It night that was past a light step on the grav eled path a startled exclamation and holding Lucys unresisting narrow minded prejudices But post I I tried to steel my heart and failed and the years have been long Allen Her voice broke I know be said slowly but the years that are to come will be long and sweet God The whlpporwlli whirred away through tha darkness while again the Cherry trees swayed In the breeze and Philosophy of Good ClothiB Besides the sentimental and aesthetic reasons that exist for dressing well it seems there is a scientific one If we accept the statement of a London med ical man that a good suit Of clothe acts as a tonic on the mind of the smart clothing and activity th ones thoughts r HI fitting clothes of mental strength aids t lead looked as his memory had limned proceeded It seemed but yesterday that he had stood beside Lucy CIlffoM In the choir and lifted bis voice In that same strain He heard the high notes of her soprano above the reedy tenor and the nimble of alto and bass and an uncertain finality In it that beat a faster In tha trade and To bo shockingly attired and to be constantly conscious of the condi tion leads the mind Into worrying ways that dissipate healthy energy 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