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luyrie news k ft I IB 1 NORTH YORK INTELLIGENCER AND AD 8 PAG give me liberty to know to and to fceoly- according to all other No paper outside of North York imUu paid in advance Cents Each J- Newmarket Friday May per annum ray Pumps We have all the latest designs in Spray- motors Come in and lot us show you them If you cannot call drop us a and we will mail you illustrated catalogue if paid id advance Against and Tide Poultry Netting A largo Block of boat quality galvanized fie yard up Wringers The new model is the finest thing in the line host quality solid rubber rolls Garden Tools Hoes Spades Shovels Forks everything for cleaning up Screen Windows and Paris Green 25c lb Blue Pads each Plow Lino 20 Tin Pails lc per quart Oil Stoves The celebrated blue flame Dont wait until the sum mer is part gone Get one now Free trial Mixed Paints Robertsons well known brand They cover well look well and last well Sporting Goods Bicycles and Sundries Lacrosse Baseball Football Tennis and Cricket Screen Doors I Milk Cans and gal 350 and J Sprayers double tube metal plunders each plow Points all kinds JC Horse Clippers Bokers Breast Straps Lawn Mowers 2 250 3 A BINNS General NEWMARKET because They Are Right oxo We have just opened up our Spring Stock of Prints Shirtings c c Also some very desirable lines in Our Groceries Boots and Shoes You will find them right in quality and right in price and uptodate in every particular are always fresh and right Highest market price for produce J McFarland ANNA in always shrug god their shoulders when Mark was mentioned and usually the ex pressive gesture was followed by some deprecating remark Comes of bad stock old Judge Lennox would say in bin pompous dictatorial manner All the Lam- sons were worthless and Mrs Lam- son was a Hodge and everybody knows they are The house in which Mark was born and where ho scrambled up to man hood was a large farmhouse tumbling to pieces inside with aroof always lc- patched against leaking doors without locks and with shaking hinges windows that rattled in every wind ceilings that dropped whenever a heavy wind shook the upper rooms and furniture in the lost stage of shnbhiness His father and mother were slatternly in dress shiftless in household management and the hand some bright was over indulged or neglected as their own indolenco sug gested But Murk inherited none of the leading traits of his parent Probably in some remote ancestor there was a mixture of energy reso lution and ability of which the ville gossips had never heard and for which they certainly gave Mark no credit It was in vain that the prin cipal of the High School de clared that Mark had graduated with the best record he hod ever given in the school It for the lad himself to keep his life free from blame and earnestly endeavor to do his duty Maysville not forget he was a Lamson and his mother was a Hodge bad stock As he passed from boyhood to man hood Mark began the unequal struggle against fate and circumstances that was dictated by his own energy His father had been unable to get bread I from the farm by a lazy tillage that gave the bare necessities for the table his mother had a very small income that gave the three clothing of the poorest description and both were in openmouthed wonder that Mark was not so content as they had been to dawdle through life and make out with what they had And Mark struggling to attain better things with only a vague longing for improvement met no at home or abroad He tried to obtain a situa tion but employers were shy about giving work to a he met but a cool reception at the social gatherings having no know ledge of how to repair his own linen or keep his poor clothing even tidy Boylike he imagined that a new suit and a gay necktie were all sufficient for a and did not heed the cuffs and broken collars at which the belles turned up their But iu spite of his fathers lazy com ments his mothers fretful remon strance Mark finding no em ployment outside determined to see if the farm would not find him in work Oh yes do as you please his fathersaid But there is no money for new fancied fixings and the laud is about worn out Plenty of it to he sure but worth shucks So singlehanded Mark undertook the work of bringing up the old farm Early and late he toiled repairing fronted by an undeniable beauty a face to win homage in far more pre tentious circles than boasted of and a general grace of manner that none of the girls of his acquaintance had ever extended to him touch of soft little hand of- fored to greet him rivotcd the chains Essios face had cast about Marks heart and m him her slave and there Ho had starved all his life for his first half- hour with filled his longing heart with content She all boyhood aspirations she entered into all his hopes and ambitions The party was tho beginning of an inter course that stimulated anew every good resolution gave a new vigor to every hope of Marks life Then are women who carry in their own hearts an- overflowing fund of sympathy who can sink self utterly in the presence of another persons in terest and throw their own powor in to their neighbors work without of- j ficiouaness or offence Essie Lennox was such a woman as she was She could give her whole mind to every detail which she had carried to from the cutting of aprons for a neighbors child to the gentle soothing of an invalids terror of death from her mothers preserving kettle to the comforting of a newly bereaved wid ow or orphan Nothing was too deep or solemn nothing too transient or trivial for that tender everactive in terest and that made her the idol of as well as the com fort of her home An hour with Essie sent him back to his uphill work full of new hope every energy stimulated every hope brightened He had not dared to set before her in plain words the hope of winning her heart to answer his own for there was all the humility of true passion in that young ardent heart but he realized a new force a new spur to ambition Essie never sneered at him as the neighbor had become accustomed to doing Essie never threw cold water over his plans for improving the land Essie was never sarcastic over the clashing of his povei ty and ambitions He saw her more he ven tured to tell her of wider wilder hopes of some day from the drudgery before him and making his way to a city where bis education might give him a start in more con genial occupation Father and mother seems to need me now he told Essie one day they are old and they have no other child 1 think it is my duty to stay at home 1 think it is was the quick re- reply your mother could scarcely bear a And in her home she found no one whose claim seemed to her stronger than Marks The village was essen tially democratic and the fact that Essie was the only child and heiress of the richest and most influential man in the place did not prevent her from visiting Mrs Lamson upon terms of perfect equality She was fond of the weak aimiable woman strongly as she censured in her youthful strength an easygoing indolence that made her homo such a scene of con fusion and discomfort and in her gentle pleasant way she endeavored to brighten that home for Mark by suggestions and offers of help that fell to It was fighting a featherbed to try to arouse Mra to any active improvement and rebuffed there Essie could only help Mark by of sympathy that Do you really and truly think Mark is a spendthrift papa Essie asked quietly Does he ever lounge about the stores or taverns as Harry Carter and James do I well no I never saw him was reluctant admission Did you ever hear that he drank or gambled or even smoked I never did Is he not regular at church Yees But oh struck in Mrs Lennox what shabby halfwashed shirts ho wears and his fingers all out of his gloves and half the buttons of his coat gone Poor Mark said Essie gently He a wife Well he need not look here for for one growled the Judge I heard Mr Thompson say week said Essie quietly that there not abetter farm in Green county i than Such a palace of a house the Judge sneered Mark is hoping to put a new house on the place next year He has had over from hut they said the old house is beyond repair and it would cost less to build a new H DENTAL ft Dentist Block opposite the Methodist Vitalised Air for J Rogers Resident Aurora to the late Dr Street Aurora Dr p Death bo at office of Dr Porter Brad ford every Monday and Violin Probably no single drug is employed in nervous dis eases with effects so mark edly beneficial as those of codliver oil These are the words of an eminent medical teacher Another says The are generally acknowledged as valuable nerve tonics Both these remedies are combined in Scotts Therefore take it for neuralgia insomnia and brain fences weeding picking atones root ing out dead stumps preparing his were like wine of fife to land without one hand stretched out 1 to help one voice to wish him success- Thomas the only man his father employed gave a surly refusal to aid upon the ground that his reg ular routine of shiftless farming took all his time and Mark patiently sub mitted He was years old when into his monotonous life came a new hope bright- as a vision almost as- baseless fell in love He did not- walk in cautiously counting his steps and weighing his but he fell plump suddenly hopelessly There had been a warm discussion I at tho Judges about inviting Mark to the party that was to celebrate Testes eighteenth school But the pet of fouae had a will of her own lively reflection of Marks and boyish tries and fcwiug invited Mark carrying in do the work that lies under my hand ho said hard as it is But Essie and his face brightened do you know that already I have made farm pay double what it has ever Next spring I can hire help on v wu He was yean old when year pp Rogers These are the words of into his dull monotonous to of the capabilities of such a lot for such a patch for wheat the possibilities of a dairy fhe beat culture for fowls if she had never studied musio or filled her head with French or German verbs But the horror and wrath of Judge Lennox when after two years of mild courtship- Mark took bis fate his hands and asked to cannot bo ddscVibed A when having dismissed ho returned to tho one And where is the money to come l Where the improved farm came from said Essie from Marks per severance and energy in the face of the hardest discouragements a young man ever had to fight Eh said the Judge What See what he has done said Essie still in an even quiet tone that carried conviction far more than an excited one Eight years ago when he was but a boy be put his shoulder to the wheel and took his play time between school hours to and clear away stones Nobody helped him He was ridiculed sneered at discouraged on all sides He had the poorest form in the place and he has made it one of the best He has put every spare dollar into books on agriculture im proved machines good stock He has now four men at work with him good horses good cattle good poultry and will have a good house Papa do you not think it will be a pity to leave the house in the care of Mrs to ruin as she has the old one Out doors the management is all left to Mark and see what he has done But a man cannot make a home comfortable alone he needs a wife Well said the Judge him have one but not child Still he loves roe said Essie and I love him said the Judge and he marched out of the house But proud as was he was just he loved Essie He had let prejudice influence hira against Mark all his life now he took pains to find out how of his dislikes was wellfounded Grudgingly enough was the verdict given in Marks favor did not willingly acknowledge it had been wrong in its estimate and shoulder upon Mark all the faulta of his an cestors But the facts were strong and Lennox found himself con fronted by them Slowly for he was convinced ha took respect into the place of contempt and rafter a month of patient investigation sent for Mark The interview was a frank manly one the old gentleman not being given to halfhearted measures of any kind He admitted his former prejudices and heartily commended the young man who had struggled so nobly When your new house is finish ed said the Judge you will need a wife A man who can make his way against wind and tide as you have done deserves a happy home The Judge being a power in public opinion veered around as engagement was announced new house being completed Essie be came Mrs gladly resigning her feeble reign And under the new reign it was wonderful to see how even the old people smartened up They had no chronic objection to cleanliness if one else did ne cessary work and Mark and Essie to govern- the farm so lost its old name could scarcely Ann- to day villa to repeat that Mirk came of V GLACIERS PLOWED THIS PATHWAY TO THE KLONDIKE Winter in the Klondike Si traverse bogs and morasses and wade through streamn Provisions transported much easier in the in the summer for a couple of dogs can pull from to poundso sled In the summer the load would have to packed on the of mules and bronchos making locomo tion much more expensive and slower The sun was lost sight of in Daw son on the of December and it did not reappear again until the of January On some of the creeks 15 or from Dawson where the hills rise abrubtly from the water the sun was lost sght of the first week in Novem ber A The temperature on the is United States Consul J C writes from Dawson City under the date of Feb stating that the weather for the last three months has been a pleasant surprise to the people who have spent their first winter there The coldest weather was between the and of November the ther mometer registering and degrees below zero The month of was ideal winter weather the ther mometer remaining around zero and there was no wind to amount to any thing In January there was a couple of weeks of very cold weather those who were properly protected did not suffer There have been a great many cases of frozen limbs and amputation was sometimes necessary Such cases usu ally came from longcontinued exposure on a particularly cold day or in stampeding to claims where owners failed to do the neces sary work or to some locality which had been specially recommended It is not an uncommon occurrence for one to travel from day to miles in a single day wiifa a couple of In the first weeks of the- doge starting at daylight and complex daylight lasted from in ing the trip the same evening in until in the evening and in V speed can only be made in winter a couple of months from that time however for in ihe summer one must there will be daylight all the time HI generally about degrees than at Dawson because that place more In the open and is exposed to draughts of wind The darkness of winter days the coldness of the Arctic region has been very much exaggerated There was good daylight from oclock the morning until oclock in afternoon Of course in offices and m burned all day M A dealer- of his family- A The fellow wants All of the brewers of the Province of Ontario have paid in the in stalment ot their taxes to the Ontario Government The amount is 000 Ont May 17 Duncan the 17yearold son of township was killed by lightning this morning At the time he was returning to the house after doing the morning chores His mother who was within fall and rushed to him but be was dead The body is without any indication of the cause of death a little singeing of the and a little mark on one leg A felt hat he wore was torn bis watch chain was but watch was uninjured A hole was torn in his shirt where the was fastened to His brace Boih were torn off feet and thrown a considerable distance Victoria May Fire broke out this morning at oclock in Government house known as Carey Castle and oclock the en the was a mass of ruins The buildings are on an eminence com manding a magnificent view of the Straits of and consequently ex posed to the fresh sea breeze which was blowing A great deal of furni ture and the effects of wore saved though he mourns the Jose of a Urge number of valuable pictures and Mrs Molnnes a of jewellery The building was old historical palace arid for The fine trees and the building by firoinen You JHast Die Said his American- Kidney Doctor Lie It Cured Brignts Disease La Grippe will leave its brand on- the weakened spot A bright young man in a Western Ontario son a well known lumberman found that the influenza epidemic had developed in him that most fatal of all troubles Brights Disease Local physicians treated but to no purpose He consulted only told that bis life hong on threat and recovery was impossible But he pinned bis faith to the adage while theres life theres hope began using Booth American Kidney Cure and iu three month fromthe he commenced the same physician who said he must die him cured v Lehman leys Pharmacy Newmarket A ra S party of Tilbury anglers took a good haul of fish out of Thames River on Tuesday At one of the fish wore prepared the cook and the anglers would have dined on the fisii they had caught but was a bitter taste to the fiab were not and they were thrown but Some dogs ate the fish and ao6ordjpgly It been discovered by had food TCQrisoix5vaetpBo3 in tha kitchen to and all conditions of skin are Cured by use Compound Pills