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to DR DR IT OWE avaiciANauitOEOW c Mill Kir to Corner of Main and KU1TI Cm all 62 JJITKTOUEH York Court MAItltiAfili LICENSER WUEK of MARRIAGE Ml- Ontario J PDBLIO FOR ONTARIO Licenses ibe of York AGENT FOE Ontario Life Co Interface The Accident Co i A Fire The of Mercantile A VaUriOT Co and Federal THE ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO OF NORTH AMERICA Head Montreal General genus corner Victoria arid Company paid iiicLiSaoJeiiui lo All valid Pita re Police Com ptoya for pretiiatoareeelTedinlo iMip ami 1K3 en end for Aurora and vicinity at the loan and Insurance olDceof J Pnbllpj Aurora HOME I ClHAUIAK OUT arrive ttom CM in lprn J Elf j the j u le u lv a I v Run every dy c wry al n nd VorlliHenl l Jfritiftttoa it wy combined by ST- much infnrinblloo J lis i LI vjual to the City for Bale a One New arid Vicinity NEWMARKET BAILED Altiiuilactiirer AN1 FAIL I INTEND HAVING A OF- NEW AND FASHIONABLE JJ PAIR WEEK I WILL ALSO THE FINEST DISPLAY OF FANCY WORK I And Ladies Childrens Wool Goods Shown in this Town I Invito Every to the Fair to CALL AT MY SHOW ROOMS MAIN STREET EDBECKETT H OF CANADA HEAD OFFICE TORONTO EVANS FUNERAL DIRECTOR Hotel promptly -U- INTEREST ALLOWED OH DEPOSITS -DRAFTS- -ISSUED- ON STATES AND ALL POINTS IN CANADA END NEWMARKET Notes Discounted THE New Foundry bavin built and Best Moulding Materials I a is no to execute all Of Including Farm On tho Shortest Notice J A UK Kit fctrlel aod fcodcf- towed the ha to merit a continuance of the liberally on baud Farmers threshers MILL I Save lour LAR Machinery EVERY FARMER flKK fW g I ho Heat Jboravlntf Article Market INE OPPOSITE Open Tuctd sod Hal OILS by McCOLL BROS CO For tale SIMPSONS the of the I PjMIc for J l up lit for JtilJable In Pure Drugs and Chemicals Afllelraiiod lit fttid let FRUITS Soda Water UobirtaJ awav Mi a JJfkilArtU WW Oct fr AiMttft WEDDING ONTARIO WARBLE WORKS HORSE CATTLE MEDICINES In fAt the irintltl fJlUif arid irc by a hut bad a IN FANCY GOODS Jh North York mid HI and Ontario If intern North of WM KIJ fit ML Albert KINGS EVIL the name formerly given to Scrofula became of auertltlon llit by a ouch and that SCROFULA can be cured by lion or the blood If la be taint melioration tier at Ion ayiubtornatlo are JCczeinrt Eruptions Ulcer ami tie If allowtd to con Kidney and Liver Tubercular ud veil out or fatal are produced by If powerful and lliicot-ffcct- an it aiv of mercury At mo time It and vllalliti the Jitallliful action to the vital organ J Regenerative fa of the panppQTtttiti with ffote fotff floe thy JPotQMtum wl and of ei tr rrft In vt m rJ Slipper Braiding Com and Toy In VnuiToy WOlLcbtt i uaiutvtu J talk WcihaiiU toaoir you Pipes nd art the latest arrival careful and com pounded Jta la known to the tod the beat Absolute Cure vitiation of blood It la to the high- cat far any other preparation for which like therefore the well the Ayers Sar8aparilla BY Dr J Co Matt Analytical by all 111 fiUUiuiuforf IpiNii AT God Knowetli Best When plana are crowed and decay with aore Amid gloom to ttjp ft truth my head ahall ea while the by God beat i When and domi my And I far from peace Some comfort from the HI find matter where my lot ft Whether it io or If bat for call God tL id looking oer the piit fair of the blest I then from firat to God t- A River Tragedy The Mendocino redwood country is not the place in the world to be in daring rainy weather the wet season has regularly set in the belt that stretches for north of river along pre cents as cheerless and dismal a prospect as a depressed imagination would care to picture ever is stirring at- such times which then occur upon the j rivers carry- down immense quantities of timber the coasts where it is collected assorted and held ready for transport to San Francisco or other commercial centres This of course entails activity commensurate with the fall of the rain and the extent of the freshet river is the natural drain for the great basin of the Mendocino redwoods and though its actual course is short compared with other California rivers its north middle and forks together form a very aggregate of water high way the logging business on which is by no means least of the indus tries of State Two or three winters ago I chanced to be in this section of the country during the early part of January just as the heavy rains were setting in luck would have it had got caught in the district lying between the middle and south forks of river When heavy set in it is no un common thing for dwellers be tween the forks to bo kept water- bound for lays at a time with the proving the woolen torrent or making a diffi cult passage over plashing soggy mountain divides to the stage roads in tho interior of the country Such was the state of affairs when I found unexpectedly caught at a small logging camp near tho hanks of the creek thankful enough however under the circumstances to have a shelter over my head a roaring fire to sit at and a bunk to turn into when got ready Rains down live ly remarked one of the woodsmen who occupied cabin ai ho finish cleaning supper and lit his pipe Start in in purty early aint it Jim Waal no replied the party from bunk where he was lying stretched upon his blankets reading eouiq old papers by tho light of a candle I it down heavier nor this January wartit it when forks was an we make the Point for nigh on to two weeks The third personage addressed as Bill absented with a nod of head from a stool before the fir where tat with bin upon his chin No nor I wouldnt to make the Point on such a night as this observed the first personage who spoke as he drew up a stool and myself and away at pipe Its a matter of so mo difficulty then crowing the river is it I asked with a of anxiety as I knew very well that the Point al luded to was settlement of Stew arts Point toward which I was then travelling and that to get there it was necessary to cross tho fork of tho river we now on Well stranger I should remark fiaid who hitherto said nothing looking up Tho forks in all up crick lie riz morcn five feet semt and theres bridge ye take and its a mighty thing to do for j hand let a Why fust thing yo know the hull pile might break up an find at the Point quicker it you had fur in didnt get crushed to saw dust or drowned afore ye was fifty feet on way And old logger re luphcd into meditation with a in which I thought I could detect a tingo of pity The slight smattering which I sccsed of woodcraft was enough to tell me that remarks just made related to enormous pile of hetero geneous log and trunks of trees that formed compact mass bridging stream quarter of a above slippery and treacherous nature of which might well prove fatal to a tyro in the should ho at tempt to croitht and perilous causeway which I noticed on pass it that afternoon constituted then the only practicable connection be tween shore and company had Into silence only broken by sound of tho swish driving rain upon cabins walla when suddenly tho door was thrown open and a fourth woodsman stepped unceremoniously In Hello I Dan exclaimed trio almost in ft breath as now comer brought his dripping oil clad fiituro to Irr Whats brought ought in such a night said Bill making room for him I ha thought youd rather ha stayed in in your place you I cam to hook life to sire that of his married part- returned the person Dan her for ho might have appro- rain from his clothes broke What ye want with a hook night chorused the crowi the an git for the little gal- replied Pan- bad wi the do old woman to git from the Point right away hook Oh thar in tha corner ho continued walking to one end Of the cabin and taking op a long polo tipped steel like a boat hook iised occasionally by loggers to steady themselves upon such passages as Pan now proposed to make were the logs a ye come along Dan asked Bill tiTcly The water was lapptn em party lively replied Dan but that thero big trunks right cross stream below an itll take a mighty big path to start her Guess shes all right for a day or two yet anyway Well yero bound to make it said Bill getting op and suiting the action to word III see the with the lantern and bo saying both men stepped out into the dark pulling to cabin door with some difficulty behind It might have been ten or fifteen minutes after that a low deep sound qoite distinct from that made by the wind and rain dashing the swirl of the water lapping the banks of the stream some fifty the cabin suddenly fell upon our ears Both the- woodmen in the cabin jumped to their feet simultaneously and I did likewise The logs busted cried Jim an the chances is Dan and Bill got acrost yet enough theys got caught an so God help em and the logger caught up a lantern and jumped out of cabin without waiting to put on his hat speedily followed by his partner and myself all of us making our way in the direction of the creek The muffled sound like the deep distant rumbling of thunder came heavier and began to resolve into the grinding and groaning of the trunks of trees now rather felt than soon moving down creek slowly to the position where Thar they are Jim his already blanched face looking even more ghastly beneath the rays of the lantern carried in bis partners hand Thar they are both them see their lantern up from front log certainly about one hun dred yards up stream flickered and danced a fitful spark oscillating from side to side with motion of tho log on which the men evidently stood though I could not distinguish their forms through the darkness and blind ing rain Two minutes more and the dread had approached near enough distinguish figures and their peril They were standing near the higher of a gigantic redwood trunk the foremost of thn squadron of trees and logs coming down an Inexorable rear directly upon it and threaten ing to overwhelm or snap or crush it by sheer weight if it offered the least obstacle to their majestic on ward sweep The two evidently or rather shifted their position near shore as possible where they could now their friends standing by our lantern just as we saw them by theirs But the unequal distribution of gravity which this very step of self preserva tion involved was moment tree to assume a more end more lotion to stream so that it evident to an experienced that it was only a- matter of time before it would again Stretch fame harrier from shore to shore that it had start ing upon its compulsory voyage This however ineffectual as it would have been to protect the lives upon it from the irresistible now bring jcotcd against It was not destined to bo accomplished owing to ilu- creased momentum of ly floating tree in front a shrink divided com paratively deep stillness of night intent had nil tho actors on the proving necessity of tho moment oven to hazard an exclamation A figure came flying down the slope from the camp above and as dashed to bank of crook it evident thatsho was swing ing her pic leather thong through straight for the standing now not than fifty feet abreast of us on tho trunk of tree BUI who was holding lantern caught noose and slipped it over the head of Pan till thong caught securely around his waist said in a voice wo could hear from bank Thar are I kin ketch on to tho hack tho loop an make the bank as quicks I haint got no and family to sport noways Jump Ho saying both men jumped head long into current flight strong arms straining wary energy to drag them through tho eddy made by tho tree now of its weight swinging slowly around towards lengthwise of stream Thirty feet and both men would been safe but at last great sup porting beam os being driven sheer endwyBdown the channel short er lags now with froo room to play surging and drivingpsst it on every side One of these bore straight down upon the woodsmen With a gigan tic bred from the deadly dan- before them pull ropo by the on shoro for a moment to make nearly submerged bodies fairly leap from water Next moment both disappeared from view beneath tho ponderous trunk and when five later burden at end of was dragged to it lighter by one Nothing bo dono for tho son orous and adventurous man who bad Jft a incisure own single the saving noose- but when days later his body was washed back from bar at the rivers mouth not an eye was dry and not a man was absent from the funeral procession of the rude woodsman who not known- and as far as any inquiries could stretch never had been known by anyone mm cable The Political Excitement bis Just ah aerostat which be claim will more manage able and practicable than yet add the day before of pwpja the ifeadoa to watch the fiecard sod his brother from the amp of Costal The Cholera Epidemic Austria Preparing for War Massacre of Christiana Aerial Navigation IfOKPON Sept The feeling grow ing io of a the next election not TbUajpirtfcQUrlydUUilefaHo whom declare the would In than In power under It mty for granted while teMwtittUof Chalet Cecil not of either faoma or foreign Ha la in health and bia firat peMhof ltton which he on next is looked forward to with great cariosity the of Right John Bright from the Gladstone Cabinet in owing to the bombardment of Alexandria being io peace policy he little interest in It now appear the war hone was bat not whiff of the coming battle has wot thrilling through old frame Notwithstanding bia7lyearr the member for Birmingham a a active in the coming election campaign The la London arc determined if to make local option a question in the coining Hereto fore the different alliances depended more for the promotion of their work of their than legislation and many people think a from tbb programme a may the New castle Temperance Conference in the formation of a distinct party plrJgeJ only those vbo pledge In favour of local option Many of the ibo were very io their the late for of temperance The ac tion of the Newcastle conference endorsed Mr president of the Met fa Temperance Union who has laantd a KHticjJ appeal to the people of England in concluding which he Jirty go and Tote for a country Sept Cholera appeared at Kite France and eight deaths from the already there The iijila assert that titers la no cholera in the city that an acknowledgment of the presence of the scourge will have a effect on but mas in preventing the usual of winter Sept If King accom- by the Minister of War and of Justice proceoltd to Palermo yesterday on a tour of lniecUou of the cholera Infect districts At Palermo tody there were deaths from the cholera and casta at rare nine deaths and two new and at deaths and six new cases At King HtirnUct has abandoned visit to Sicily uatru the cholera increase i t Sept There were new cases of cholera and deaths In Spain yesterday repotted in the of and the disease continues to aprcad Sept The Is purchasing at jdvsnced all the and oats for army Sept 2d army Is being massed for active tire Sept The of has lent a the that the of be en forced The note saya that If the powers endorse the action of lilnce Alexander will steps to protect her Inter The the of Catholic An are stirring the to its very lteJ neither the of the victims being as a war rant for according to the and brutality of their at Women and even children ruthlessly the men and neither the vetmcuta of theprieat nor the of the Immunity from slaughter brutally but which lo vogue during first terrible Revolution were Imb end of Christian men and would were lied together by their hands and feet and into the ei In connec tion with outpouring Christian a very la brought against Gen The Vicar of China a to the general with the aid tid ings of the and fioplorlog aid The It is experienced great dllBcultfts In breaking throngb the ridiculous rrd that prevented his teeing the but at last be ob taining an and- a gunboat was promised this did not reach had bean horned down and then the commander of the boat refuted to fire a so Its presence only exaspe rated tba without affording any pro taction to the Christians The clerical press Insists upon a investigation The newborn science of navigation anotber siep There no longer room to doubt that given certain favorable atmospheric conditions may to for a llte at easily Ren- brother and the late hid all obtained partial In their air white a Mr Hive hailing from Sentenced to be Hanged Sept The of White Cap the Indian chief from for treason felony committed at was proceeded with Friday Messrs Scott sad Hamilton appeared for the Crown Mr Robertson tor the prisoner jVstley swore positively to tho presence of the prisoner in the rifle pits at iu arras and a moat rigid failed to shake in least swore to the rebellious of the country at at this time and hat Kiel told him the object of the rebellion was to get the country to Americas Philip swore to prisoner being ap pointed a member of ftieis though he was Siouk Indian and understood neither Ore nor French The evidence for the defence was strong of prof the prisoner was of exceptiopnlty good character and that the prisoner took part in the rebellion through compulsion She jury returned a verdict of not guilty generally shook hands with all the jurors outside the court house the conclusion of the case them good September The trials of several of the Indians who the late rebellion were concluded before Judge Rouleau to day Considerable interest has been manifested in the proceedings from first to last and the courtroom has been crowded by residents of Battle- ford and vicinity many of whom have known intimately for years past Wandering Spirit tho murderer of poor Quinn at Frog who after attempt to commit sui cide at Fort Pitt expressed a wish to rtoovor that he might tell all he knew acted during the whole of his trial in iv way that showed disgust for Bear and those whose fear led them to surrender to tho police When the prosecuting counsel askeil for the sentence of court on him ho rose and listened to the words that consigned him to the gallows without the movement of a muscle After referring to the fairness and impar tiality of the trial Judge Rouleau sentenced the prisoner to be hanged on the of November Eight others were sentenced to various terms in the Penitentiary Fair Sky Thunder fourteen years Calling Bull ten years Little Wolf ten years Old Man six yours Gopher four years Little Runner four years Lazy Man two years for stealing and arson court will its sitting tomorrow The settlers express the wish gen erally that Wandering Spirits execu tion take at the scene of his murders Its effects on tho Indians district would bo far greater than if he were hanged here Sept The trials of four more of the Indians concerned in rebellion were con cluded at todays sitting of tho court and sentence was pronounced by Judge as follows Dressy Man and Bright Byes were charged with tho murder of Crazy Squaw two former were found guilty of murder and to bo hanged Bright Eyes was convicted of lesser offence of manslaughter his sentence being 20 years Imprisonment in peniten tiary charged with murder of Mounted Policeman was found guilty and also sentenced to ho hanged of execution in nil three cases is the same as that fixed yester day in of Wandering Spirit namely tho of November Information from the south is to effect that cotton rice sugar and tobacco crop will bo the largest over known in that section Sept On Than- last when a steam thresher was at work in Mr J S Meaghers barn in the Gth concession of tyendinagajtho premises were ignited from the steamer and the barn and thresher wore burned Toronto Sept domestic who robbed so many cit izens pleaded guilty at police court morning sentence was deferred for a week She admitted tliat everything she wore had been purloined ho says she is one of Miss Ryes girls and came to this country a few months ago Sax Sept -Con- was occasioned yesterday by the report of an attempt being mode to blow up ship Constance with an infernal machine which hod been smuggled aboard Mr Stanley British consul said as far as ho know had been to get an Infernal machine aboard ship for none had been reported to him The Constance ar rived last Sunday and left yesterday afternoon on a long cruise The Roman Catholic congre gations of Richmond Hill and Thorn- hill made their pastor Rev Father recipient of an address and indentation Thursday afternoon A purse of was accom panied with an address that feelingly alluded to the high esteem in which ho is held by the people of the parish hope was expressed that ho would to and enjoy many such days gentle man expressed his gratitude words Newmarket Branch I m m m m I A Interest Allowed on Deposits DRAFTS ISSUED AT Uoas promptly Manner Prohibition Prohibition Convention held at Toronto and at which a large number of from all over the Province were present the following report was adopted That this Convention affirm the necessity of electing prohibition ists to all representative bodies mun icipal educational and That it is desirable to form a Prohibitory Electoral Union in each municipality throughout theProvince tho members of which shall bo pledg ed to support for municipal and Par liamentary positions such candidates only as are known and professed pro- and who will work and vote for the enacting sustaining and enforcing of 3 That this convention request the Executive of the Provincial Alli ance to take such measures are nee- for organization of the pro posed unions and to suggest Co branches of the Dominion Alliance in the other Provinces desirability of similar action That this Convention express warmest approval of the action of those of the Dominion Sen- who laboured during the last ses- smn to strengthen Canada Tem perance Act opposed the introduction of tho wine and beer cIauseandotheretforta to Act r i i j That inasmuch as a large of that body including nearly all the members appointed of late years have shown decided hostility to Act and temperance and mor al legislation generally and much as there is no prospect of obtain from Parliament while that body is constituted as at present such leg islation as is imperatively demanded by the majority of the country this Convention expresses its conviction that the Senate should either be re formed in such a way to bring it into harmony with the moral senti ment of the country or that it be abolished 1 An Interesting Event As tho bright and cheering sun rose above the eastern horizon in all lib brilliancy on Thursday last the and western sky with his beautiful rays the resi dents of Patterson and vicinity from their peaceful slumbers glad to God that such a desirable day had been chosen to celebrate the interest ing event which was to take place in that village in the afternoon Tho occasion was tho marriage of Mr J Taylor of Toronto to Miss Lizzie eldest daughter of P Patterson Esq P P of West York Naturally for time previous the day was looked forward to with a great deal of pleasure and every accommodation was made to render the event one of enjoyment The beautiful lawn surrounding the hand some residence and which at all times presents a very tasty and cheering appearance never before had looked so grand as on this festive occasion On tho west side of the lawn and close by a row of evergreen trees a spacious and commodious tent over feet long was substantially erect ed wooden framework being neat ly covered with heavy canvas At the south entrance a well propor tioned arch the neatest and most ac- it has ever been our pleasure to witness was built of cedar boughs At tho top of and directly in the centre was placed a covered with maple leaves and on this was place a beautiful of wild autumn flowers At three oclock the ceremony took place and was performed by Rev Carson of town of assisted by Rev Dr Edgar of Toron to floral in the drawing room where the nuptials took place were simply superb and re- much credit on those who had executed delicate work The bride was attired with perfect taste in the richest of cream satin with Duchess lace orange blossoms diamond ornaments Her brides maids wero Misses Esther Patter son of Y Susan Patterson sister of bride and Misses of Mr of Toronto acted as groomsman When ceremony was completed and happy had received the hearty congratulations of their many friends tlio guests numbering about one hundred repaired to tho tent where a sumptuous dinner had been prepared in tho best possible by Harry Webb popular and well known caterer of Toronto Short and appropriate addresses afterwards given in honor of and groom and a most enjoy able was spent by present Tho presents to thu bride ranging from a magnificent piano presented by her father to tho dantiest handi work skillfully executed by her lady friends wero in the ex treme and too many to enumerate here Liberal Barrio rate this year is on Today Friday is Richmond Hills holiday The tobacco crop in Indiana and Southern Kentucky was badly damaged by a heavy frost on Friday night KT Mr Stead editor of Pall Mall Qafttte and his five associates charged with abduction of Armstrong on Saturday commit ted for trial Mr will shortly hold his first convention for selection of Home Rule candidates He re quires new men in addition to tho present members seeking reelection At Elgin Assizes on Sat urday a bill wasreturned against Smith for murder of Marshall in town ship November trial was postponed till November