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v I 1fc1 r HI V i JKk l I I J I fl 1 I 1 all l t BY I INTELLIGENCER AND ADVERTISE Vol XLVI No I Copies Cents Each f Eg No papfti- sent outside of North York unless paid in ad vance Newmarket Ont Friday July 16 You are actually Burning Money if you do not use one of our new process Blue Flame oil Stoves The Price within reach of all 750 See it operation at the Store per hour to run it Sole Agent A BINN NEWMARKET Jacks for Hire DENTAL J Notary Ofiice Jtntn Street t on good y ft Barrister Solicitor etc Solicitor for of King MonfjrM Court Building Ontario p S Barrister Solicitor Conveyancer etc Late with Estates carefully managed and collections promptly made tar Money to loan at lowest rates Block Main fit Newmarke Barrister Reformer Block Money to Loan J Woodcock Co MEDICAL I Post opposite tbo Methodist Churoh Air fur Br Satisfaction Guaranteed C J Rogers Dentist Aurora Successor to the late Dr Office and Dr residence Street Aurora DENTIST Over Dr Campbells Now market Every Friday and Saturday Gold and Porcelain Crown and Bridge Work Irregularities corrected Appointments may be made at tho Drug Store Toronto WO Street Of R J Stoapt u i ntr Aberdeen Aberdeen Street Newmarket to pm and to pm Campbell if Pharmacy to a to and to p Night calls at residence Street two East of English Church Formerly Assistant at Chelsea Hospital Women London England for Diseases of for Children Toronto Central to 10 a to and to p of tbo late Dr flrat door South or Post to to3andqto8pm ft R a P Ontario A m m House Surgeon Toronto Home for Incurables mi and Keswick AUCTIONEERS Auctioneer for York Co Farm and Chattel Sales will receive special attention Main St or Box Newmarket PO Duncan Licensed Auctioneer lor the Co of York Goods sold on commission Terms reason able Farm Sales attended to A trial solicited Residence Street Newmarket Reg Architect Member of the Ontario Association of Arch itects Consultation invited with parties con templating Building or Remodelling their Buildings tones adjusted Newmarket a of Culture and Violin Tuner of Pianos ail String Instruments NEWMARKET- Jackson- of MARRIAGE LICENSES At the Ofllee Newmarket iv- foiled at private if You hear it put often stores v It is the reluctant tes timony of that Scotts Emulsion is the standard of the And kind all try to up to you to Off Two 1 In a Summetr Camp HE of a suitable camp Bite should re ceive a deal more prudent forethought than is usually bestowed upoa ifc Any old will not do Those too careless in this re spect frequently find their camp has been all pitched and arranged perhaps after the holiday is nearly that a short distance from the site one much better might have been found A little intelligent prospecting of the district might have prevented such an unsatisfactory state of affairs primo requisites for a good camp site include safety dry ground pure water abundant suitable fuel good air and a pleasant view If the chief amusements of the campers are to be of an aquatic nature fishing bathing boating one or all of these of course the closer the camp is pitched to lake or stream the better If walking or mountain climbing are to afford the desired ex ercise naturally a camp site will be looked for in tho vicinity of the picturesque roads trails or bridle paths according to nature of the country In this latter event a wise party will pitch camp exactly whore persons traversing the lines of travel will be least likely to discover it This for reasons good for it is very annoying especially to unlucky wight to whom the duty falls I to have to leave one person always at the tent to keep watch and ward over supplies Know all campers by these presents that the genus Hobo ceaselessly this free American land seeking what ho may devour beg or steal You cannot securely look a camp though there are divers patented de vices for this purpose- Just why they all fail may be explained by Paddys remark when he found the mail bag a lock on a Other bag an mo a knife in me Camps frequently are of canvas and tramps carry knives A pretty fairly welltimbered and elevated point jutting into a lake is one of the best of all camp sites Something similar frequently may be found upon a good sized stream Search the neighborhood for a spring for the water supply but failing this the lake or stream will serve If deemed necessary obtain permission from the owner of the ground before setting to work at camp making Now first safety Examine the standing timber if at all laige and before doing a stroke of work be as sured that no sudden storm can possi bly send an old tree or a large branch too near your temporary home They are most dangerous neighbors during a summer storm The heavenly trol ley wire lovfcth to entangle them and while death by lightening may be painless it is mighty short notice as a general thing The site for the tent or shelter should bo sufficiently elevated to in sure dryness and to command the best of the view A snuglooking hollow carpeted with lovely long grass is al most certain to appeal to the novice I suppose because the long grass is sure to be the headquarters for the most energetic mosquitoes in the district and because a nice hollow can be rapidly filled by a midnight thunderstorm I if it be always damp enough to help the tireless march of rheumatism malaria and lots of other things Having chosen a suitable spot level It down if required and proceed with tentpitching Make a thorough thing of this important task for you do not want to be forever tinkering at the tent any more than you wapt it to sail away on the first heavy gust that strikes it A tent can fly an astonish ing distance in a heavy blow especi ally if it is headed There fore take plenty of time in it set the pegs where they will best hold and if there is any doubt about them wellplaced heavy boulders or green logs will give the desired secur ity Needless to say before and after ft storm to carefully attend to the exhibition of common sense Your camping intent is supposed to bo to remain out of tent as much as possible but youll have to be during the nights and during heavy rains and then you will ap preciate the value of careful work when that tent was put up After tent is up study the and if brush grows too near or obstructs a fine view with the camp axe cut down what may be necessary You may he able to use some it for vonr Cm- the remainder should bo hidden out of sight for withering brush is unsightly Also select a spot at a distance where all scraps of food feathers and- tho like may he concealed Make thing tidy about the tent and make a castiron rule that it must be kept so A clean neat is twice as pleasant an abiding place one wherein things are tossed every which way Be care ful about where the fire is built It not bo too near the tent for a tent destroyed by fire is a tent lost forever nor should bo so far away pir annum if paid in advance a member has won ihe right to it and has grown accustomed to skeping there he not bo asked to change location about the fire better lie to themselves Pipes yarns songs even the despised luoutlr organ all help to while away the twilight Coarse jests and stones are entirely out of in the holy calm of Nature Liquor nevai- circulates about the fire of an Of course every contain brandy to an emergency bother more than enough for medi cal only should be taken ought be to the vote of the mon it is the moat interesting ever preached you hearken to it In breaking camp leave no disfigur ing traces of your sojourn The next visitor may be an artist or one who properly appreciates the beauties of Nature and your carelessness may shock his Above all leave no fire burning Wet every certain that no spark re mains I Miles upon miles of our magnificent forests have been destroy ed carelessness of the camper who departed and left his fir blazing A broken fishing or a cou ple of branches aid the- ashes of the fire is a sign that the site has been abandoned and is open to next comers Every Morton Park is comparatively speak ing a new summer resort and with its exceptional natural surroundings is quickly becoming one of the most Popular Summer on It is the testimony of cot tagers and guests up to the present that it is not excelled by any point on the Lake and many have intimated their intention of spending another season there The new Balmoral House with large and airy rooms is situated con venient to both fishing and bathing grounds There are a number- of large and wellappointed cottages with fine bal conies overlooking the lake General Store and Post Office on the grounds Telegraph Communis cation Butchers and Baker visit Park daily Morton Park is destined to be the Summer Resort of North York t motion Park that its cheerful influence is wasted party Young healthy blood requires The spot for it should be where it can- 1 no stimulant and it a man spread or do any injury led to drinking jrjts into It may be well for a party of four to J camp liquor he will pro elect a captain to whom an appeal the better the end of the may be made in case of a dispute and outing whose decision shall he final- Let the of the camp wisest head in the party should get of mind and body that the this office The various duties about full benefit of a close communion of the camp must be fairly apportioned Nature may be obtain There is Each member should have his set of evil in the woods and the tasks either the day or during the honest old earth is a wholesome couch Pavilion at- Morton Park entire outing The cooking the trips for a weary mi ilal to rtE Nature to the farmhouses after supplies the offers a wealth of beautiful and in- woodcutting tidying up of camp and foresting things for no to study so on should be performed in turn Animal and bird life is a fascinating Any shrinking or pleading of inability field for observation bwtauy has its should be firmly trampled upon unless countless beauties geology it excellent reasons are forthcoming for long timeworn history how worlds In most camps is a best are made let personal decide place for sleeping The right to Sunday should ever be a quiet day in this should be clearly defined tossing camp Yon are far from your own for it or drawing lots are simple ways pew but Nature not pew of settling the question When once nor collections while tin- Weather Keep your temper Keep off the streets as much as poa- sible Drink very little especially cold water Keep out of draughts Wear loose clothing Dont wheel while the sun shine3 And dont talk politics Perfuming a man named Frank March recent ly broke into a doctors house in England The doctor happened to be in and he at once hurl ed a bottle containing peppermint at the intruder March who was seeking money got nothing but a scent It clung to him when he was taken bo- fore the Lambeth Magistrate The of the peppermint had been the clue that led to his arrest The cir cumstantial evidence against him is literally strong as the doctor never dilutes his peppermint The housebreaker will set up the de fense that peppermint is a pleasing perfume and that he cannot therefor be considered in bad odor Selected Bond at He At times I lose myself i5he bored to death How Mrs Fussy And your husband has never referred to his mothers cooking Mrs Bland Never John was brought up in a hotel Her fiance is a pronounced bru nette is he not said young woman Ho replied the other he is a Russian He can spelled bat not pronounced Bridegroom My says he is afraid you didnt like his wedding present Bride Certainly I did I Why I kept it a whole month I exchanged it A member of a rural school board visited a sohool under his jurisdiction When asked to make a few remarks Well children you reads well and you spells well but you haint sot still showed me those beautiful landscapes She says she had no trouble at all painting them Mabel No All she had to do was to sign her name after her teacher finish- them Immigration to the United States has fallen off over during eleven months of the fiscal year ac cording to official reports Babbik ION Lang- ley from Niagara Falls gaol last night ana as yet has not been He apparently a very respectable young fellow and by B- Detective Day BteaJing a to Allan- dale He carried a revolver and being found guilty yesterday on a of carrying a concealed weapon re manded for a week lie not confined in a cell hut allowed to run in the yard and his escape over the wall Til Ml V it