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TRUTH BEFORE FAVOR." PKINCIPLEb NOT MEN." VOL. XX, NO Flealierton, Ont., Thursday, February 7, 1QO1 W. H THDRSTON, KDITOR ft I'Kl'l'UIKTCH In the Queen's flemory Mcfarland & Ricbi MJarland, Grey 4 Southgate I I NDALX GREY COUNTY' j BKK1EST STORE TORONTO 8|6 >Kfjii' MARKDALE. The. memorial service, held in the Pros- hyteritin church u Saturday aft -mm m I III Ml ou- from "in- I .,- '.,, . ,,.,.,. [ Stormy weather and la gripp.- arc the WHH bir-ely attended, tho church being chief itmm , if interest now. well tilled. The opening services were Mr w Stephen of T.>romo ban f pi-nt conducted by tho three paM.irs of the C"uplo of weekti L!I fru-i d. town. Huva. Ward, Thmii and Lamoiit ; Mi*.s Ida RutUdge f AuU8, * ho was '.he choir *an,' "Ko k ..f Aijes," after bridesmaid fur her cousin, Mins Stewart, which Matthew Richardson, 51. P., wa on Jan. 2.'rd, spent a few days visiting called upon to puak. Mr. Richardson "ther relUivts. We cnngr .itniato Mr. .uldri's wan not by any moans a repeti- and Mrs. \V. Uwidick and wish them a tion pf what he bad mid '.n t..nner .K-- very p ewant journey through life to caMions. Ha begun by rufemng to the Aether. wonderful pagwant bumg witness in Eng- As the ipiarterly nn-ntin^ wan held in land that day pro.vs.sion extending the Dwididk church lant Sunday, them two or three mile*, ID which .sixty prince* "> *>rvice in thiH church. of the blood followed on f>of, and there Mrs. J. White of Dtindalk viiiUd over were representative* from every court in Sunday at Mr. H. Gallagher '. Europe. He had only once had a paaii- number from here attended lin- \^ ;i result of the Hiir Selling of the (wist month, we timl >n piiiiL: through our itoi U-. a lot of odd lines and broken ;i>.-ortments. We wish to eli-ar these be fore stock-taking and have cut prices to less than half in man} fS. OO fackits for S2. IS only Woinen'H J.ickvts in blnck, bine or fa*!t, nrid.- "f KOI nl Bt'aver i lii'h.-U wmil fr ; .!. ..iir r.'^ul.u li t" S8 Juukot*. to i-U'iir ...... '_' < l S-cf. factory Cotton. 2\e. 10<) yiitiU K.-irlnry C.'tton, : inclu-i !<!, even weavo. t.i olcar ................... JJ 3*i/*, J/. | i, lu.ulo ,if twe.d .iii. I hnr.t I h' ruiiKlily. Bizcs 'Jviln I'S, rei;iil,ir[irire?.'i "<). t i clear ............... l.liO 9ffon 'f 50 cant shirts and etraufts 25 cents. 89-ily Men's . slur's . n 1 draw- i i. . -lit ftliiri*. mid 1'i.ivn. wm-'h ."^1 t i (IK c'>.i-ai:li. t i;!.'iir<'ii.- 60, SO. 40 ct. ! ^r3t Soods, 2 5 cjats. '' of Dro.-Htini ii in v>"<l lu-w r,.loi-, and 40 eents, t" i li-.ir 50 ct. Jd.tmsf Silks, 25. 47"i riisiri|M' .md tiornl Blouse Sdk-i. jir"tiy . iii.rini;s ami Land HIMIIM patterns, rei$. |'fice J<> cts. to clear ............. jfandsorno !rlaid Skirt Patterns $2.25. H ,.iily H.iinN,.in.- Skirt I'uiterns ill pretty check ai-.. I |ihiid<|..Mi!iH. Th.'se nr' Khiunk ami ; iriiiii! ir ly .'iilnptc.l for rouj{li nnd ready wear, n>e. pricn .'t BO, fo rleur per length ............... 2.'J6 flfan 's I. 60 ftoois /. /9 I'Hirs only ..leu's ItulT i ii.'iit mal-. |.uce, 1.60, t . c'uw ....... 1 1H a/,*r/i 's\ . ."( SSoots for^M- r>n ; 1 1 - \\ . . imff, cn'f iin.'d to -is, n.nde ':/ bosr ninkrra, o-ld s-/.e<, ng. pr.i'.- l.. r ><i, to e'.-,r ^W ;;_'. ,,,iy Men's Tweed Snjt, bn.k- IM of our bwt la-linn; i ' ,.i .'i <H) !i:iis. to rlear . . 2.!t'.t GROCERY SPECIAL. I'l I'-ixes Mi-in-v l*e S.-ap "H-. siz.-, t ... clear, 10 cakes for '.if> cunts. Hrown \Vnnlsor, l'J..ii-s;^ 1't.:. Cameo, 5-cL. s ze, 8 oakes for - McFARLAND & CO'Y. kiraurrley The funeral, which w.,.s well atteiiil .1, took |>!aei: on Sunday under the HUitpices of the Orange order. The remains vi H- tiiken to tho church, where a funonil ad- Fiam (hir Oirn Corrtffxnulfnt With regret we hiivo to ieporl the sud- 0n and UIH-XI cctcd denth of Mr. J. SI. ThurH,on,who pa^-d a^y at an ea.ly ''",, .a., given by the Rev. T U. Whi.e hour on Thursday n,n..ii K fi hort fr ..... Wia also uiven " = " Opportunity f..r a few worn from mg glimpse of the O_uei-n HOIIIH forty Jubilee concert in Dundalk on Jan. 26th yeara ago. Looking at thu cause of the >nd report a ploasatit tune, sincere regret at our Queen s dckth ho FeV'r'-'hnui Said It was not because of her beautiful person or personality ; it was from w;th- F/mnOiir dim (',,1 r f /u mi, u/. in ; it was the noble spun of 'he woman. (Too InU- for last week.) When shecanie to thetlir"no monarchy was We had a Ing full of snow on Monday in disrepute, bul it had pleated God to last which made things a bn'e dull m our give her a good mother who guided and town for u few day*. directed her ynuug mind SI. c. hud come U.-v Mr. Fleming pr. idled a very to a court not noted for purity, but she instructive sermon l.i-i Sir day .--.-i-nio^ had Nought from in high the strength fnuii the words, "\\ln.i mUHt I do to which M!IC needed to com twit , evil. Tho have eternal life." 'speaker then refer rod to the great ad- Mrs. Wilson of Pick- ring hits rei miit-d vi;i.-i-s made dn. .ug the Victorian era, houie after a month's visit with IU.T sinter, ving the dincovi ry ol ' m.i:ch. <, de- Mrs. F. C. Bruce velopnient of steam, uloctricd ,-ippliniices, Tl.i-'i- has been K few cas-s of chicken- |.ii"lo,'niphy, aggregation of territory and pox around here, hut we un> _-l-id to see wcaltli of commerce. Tilt! (Juri-n's ill- t In- palic.nls nil .iroiiml i i.n HufiicoforuoiHlii.nl t. >in hud uvi ry court Mr. T. Julian ha* len under the in t bo land. ll.-r'n wiw the i.le.il eon Weal hoi a few djiyn i .ii : he ;i -|'P". ittitu'iiuial L.OVI i-nineiii of the world. The Dr. and Mrs. I'uk. >'io li.ne been late Ciar of Uu^ia had said that the (.inlm:; their hoinyin in Coll.ng- ' v iin-i M oi Knglaiid w.m the greatest ,i ll > d. i ml mir burg a short VMI Sunday 'man liiu world had lo-djy. Hi r op ninn-- I-MIHII;. were ..-c-.-pt.'d, in r- ; u Mr. Davo Hrown of Manilnbi.f.ii .1 rlv .rly of liile yi-iir. Ilt-r n f: nil liny, is -pi.-ndoi . swil'i ice. Had V..o lur will thriv wn dd : nem! i :ir-.in d lore \\ o-.- ;> id to see liavu been in/ Crimean wiir, and !i;il her. bun look o well. ' i.piiiiniiH b. un i-i-pi'i-tcd '.'.rr.iin would M !' i lor ol Marlid.ile is uMUiig bi-i have gained thereby. Nothing Imd been sister. Mi-. A. T. H'it<-h:r,s..n. gaiin.-d by that war, but thousands of MIM.IK. K. l!iiekinghani and F. Tuplm i lives hud b.-fii l.,st. Th-i tjui-cti held B|K-nt taut .->iiinl.iy ill Slayner. that wui was oiilj to i c sain-lniiled i le Tlu-O.F.M. ''< claim to do a 1 grun<l -lli'i piiitociMii of justice, li' . 1"> miles inch sido of llnun. and truth. Hut she In ;;nnii, aud homage Mr. IV Slniitenl-ui-; '. IN In cm; paid through. .111 the distant tin- . i null iin! putting in ., in w tl..:n.- minims of the sea. Tim was not hmiuigu t'oi the purpo^- m" giving more power, to her nif'H i-r her persn, but to the, A ghost appeared !o to.if..ur younu 4!oiulni'..s uf the woman. It was only j men the .iln-r ni^ht while returning troin when we looked into li- r private life tl..ii u ple.isiinl walk with sonic of the fairer ills \\.is main- eb u . ll was to the ({ood-jsu*. ness nl the uuinuti, ihu tin. del ii:otin'r. A loud of our young peoplo went to the synipatliilii: miul. Mr. Hi, -haidsoii ' /ion the other night to hnr Mr. Golf said much nmro ef ii.tcrci*, and ended lecture on the use of tobacco, by i.| noting Tuiinymm's liiiev which we pr.itud two uuuks ago, which he said was a grand tribute by a umnd man to the no'nleal i|tiet-n that ever sat upon a throne. The choir lendured very fWlingly TeiiiiyHim's buautiful lines, "CroHMiig tho Uar" 'Please Ring The Belle" So every belle Kay*, in het lic\rt, to the absent beau, n looking mi ..iir matclileM collection of beautiful Rings, Diamonds, Rubies, Pearls. Sapphires, Emeralds, And all manner of precious ai d semi- piveioiiK Ntincs are here hon in ex- ipiiHItv conceptions. The i.i.i-ity ul the si-Mini/H is very sinking, i d ilie priors in.-ikc tho lovely pieces ;i.l the in. TO at- tractive- -for we have niaikidtho ' iids ai only a very reasonable, pi .lit. K vuu are thinking ol Winning the Belle, vlilt our ton lor your profit. anJ her*. W. A. Armstrong, JEWELER AND Ol'TtC'AN, FLESHERTOrJ. <i T . i llliu-ss of :v'i"iit two dayN. Oil Tue^d IV _. .11 fri> nds ur acquaiiitaiicoii, find name who lust Mr. Tburttan, apparently in IHH . , . ,j .. had known tho duceaied HMIM^ uavu uaual health, went up 'ho valley to hm] sliurt addresses. After the ervic<? the , IUBWM prooMda torifWitrtonomMMry. ()n Ins re' urn home, ho- where tho boily wa^ laid way tn await bush to make prepara'ion for taking out Home evi-r, he became very sick as if his stom:ich was deranged. Mwlical aid vas summoned, but hiscond.tn.n boc-atuc One " of anxiety until Wudi.esday evening when ho rested eatder. Shortly af'or midnight he called for HOHH, light nourishment and . . 1^ u on Thursdny. While stMndma on while thm was beniK brought a sudden ,. , u . . ,.* , change came over him , and hurrying In his bedside tus wile found him > la- 1 DMcumcd was one of the parly pioneers of JCuphrasia, and in his early days lived IOB a farm about two miles north of this |>!aco, but later united into the tillage here he h.is kept a boarding house. He wan an active mcmlwr of the Methodist chutch, and for over forty years h.w been nvt-r ready to do his part whether iu preaching, exhorting, or admonishing. Aa a strong advocate of tbe cause of temperance he has fuuht manfully gainst the liquor traffic, while in> act* of kindness and sympathy he has shown h.mslf equally thv resurrect ion morn. extended t-i thu bereaved ours. A \ery unfortunate accident befel the litlle boy of Mr. J. K. Stafford his high ch iir trying 'o get HOIUU littlo pixy- things, he foil lim-k on the floor in such a manner as to brt-ik his arm above the elbow and also itisloca'e it. Since it won net ho is doing as wt-ll as could bu u\ peeled. Mr. .1. CarruthorH and Ili-nry \\allac An Owen Sound Boy Killed. News has been received that Sergt.- MajiT Dayton Krown Hammond of Ownn Suiiiid as killo.l in i --kinniNli last week Scrg Hiiiiiiuond WIIH n inenibt r <>f No 1 Co .'INt Uoiiiinenl, and w.-iH a ^tad uate of the London TnfHiitry Si-bo 1 >\ '! .en tho si-.jotid contingunt was ormiiiz Lr. Chiistoo was tho next HpeaWi:r. lie e.l be eniinid at Toronto in C Battery, ,,ted the Queen of Sheba's w,,rd s who,, > * "" H' Canadiaan who took ,,..,( . in the relief of Mafeking. I bough been- she paid her visit to. Solomon and thought they were a|)|>lictibl in this case. Al- have Arrived home after spending Snrne f ^ t ,j ^ MouJ fhu it g. i Hough h< listed as driver his abibtes wero nn-n rr- cogm/.-d, and at his death IIH held though so much ha been written on tho i the po.sinon of Si-rgt. -Major. He wss a H ,,b,.-ut yet the balMisd not been told IU.H!,M re.irmg young nn.n ,, ml , ,r,ler n ,-iviid a public faicwi-ll slippad quietly i;, h.ln-ed.hi- bad been raised up by nway ^ ^ ^^ <>{ , (m olllil(t ,, ll ., M Almighty God to till tho position, and H . w annul twenky-tlir.-e yrnrs of ai(e mentioned hergood works in visiting I. o<pi- : and among his coinpunions 'and mess- talh pro- -iding for tho sick, and sympathy nutc* of tho 31si. Ueg-mt-nt wns K cncr i ally popular. In a n ,-.!nl lutu-r to Ul with MflHriag. Bh w.-s a -vit-i.vicli lm f t ,|7 r ,, a!a j Jk ,. <)llt tnu ti|lll) ,, f | 11() ,, . among her (wople. To convey an ide- of pm-ture for home- of t'.ie .second contingent tho oiuiinojMili an naturu of (he mourning ! htf .-ninnunciHl his nn'i.stin -i.t in "Gat" he m.-n i.nied th.U four Irish linhwivis HowanUs Scon's, w.tli the r, mark !!.:-.! f . . I "ho lind not yi t Imd enough Ruldlorlng, had wntawrea.il in the form o. a harp, i ^ ^^ (ll . 1(jri , li , 1 ,, a t , sco e ,,, i,,,,,,,^ s woman in s poo- house had sent another, , l( , tiuih. Th- youti't man wa.s a mi-in- and the preidi;nt of the 1'ii-twl Sto'es ! her of Cnurt Pride of Grey, A U.K. and hail sent the i;,*nd.'Nt wreath of nil. Af- j w*" msur.sl in that !o Ige for Jl.DUO. . , ., i. ., i i , . Siiieu his departure ler ail had bi-cn wild tlio half bM not , __ ^ ,' ._ n vii bridge athreshe i ut in i tin- nut er finally left m thu iiandN of iho . un- i noliuitor fur ettlnineiu. The Coiinuil dio-liled ti u-t ,u i.niiunc- tion with tint Couniyof Bruce in InnldniK a bridge on the county line ..n-r the Sau- (tt-en river near lianovur. nt .t . ..->i oi abut 9&INNI. The Owen Sound '- d li-^; nli InMitute ,-tiid Men ford hii;h seho. 1 i ho i-l,i d to furnish "ta'i ini-nis i lal n -tunes thrir rei(Uirriin-nl-i for mainit'iutuce. A n ijiiesl from Mr. ' ' for wiiueiiuprovem.nis.it i In- Tice was granted. It H.I-. also r. s..|v ( ' i t tmt a IIHW floor be laid in the jml kit. boilj .hot K'pairn be maile t<i llu- eii-..-Niioiii'bin.' mi Hi the court h.iiiHe in I .1 n*-n mm put on ! !ii- back vrrandab. n--w Hour. nu ill balls and corridors; that Howenui! ; in- . not >-i'il :n not ST. li-- ' . .i.n t InniH^ grounds: t liat imi. lidm \nni-ironi.'. t! Law AanocMti in. asl.ini: '..i . ...m --.m tic law chum* ITS. in- hndoM-r 'in. .1.1 mie. All inlen-iiliiiudiHc : . -in- .mi -ell by Mr ll.irtnsHof Derby ui the iiii.-iint; uii Saturday. Mr llurn. >. A ,1,1 , tin- i 'unity Oou.K-il At anii-n- 1 - the emlHii-H of the Council will be con , "isl of the ri-evei of the iniinn i i he ".round of economy .in. I -'iei;i.' tlmt the i el'er i.- jimmied WHO munici- pal affairs than nv "t-e . Mr. ti.nl- n apimiviil ui ;ii- but (loillted out lllli! till) toWl s Wi'llld hnve mi repreetitatn- '. .e- ''n ' ' no rei-vct". After Home further dixriiHsioii Ai- 'lar- ,vu notice of nioi ion. \ dikcusBiiin *'a> took plaen "n the ipii'stion of ho'dmg the .Imn- si-sn M nkdiile, and it was titi.illy de- nb d to meet tin-re ' n June 17. A vo^e of thanks to town conned for thu UKO of 'he chamber a. id a ni.uii ui $- to the caretaker closed the iin nt I. s in Al.">ina. Mr R. D. Cur int horn is to he appoint- ed census counninaioiier for Kant (iu-jr. Clubbinf List for bis ft llow-inouibetH . nBar ., UC(S |mil , , Th< , (,, hm i ., p,,|i,. y ,,f $i t (XX) on his life and only iaitt Monday night renewed >' The Advance nd Mail and Empire Wwkly Globe Daily New. Daily 8tr Suu tl.80 180 1.8Q had stood at the foot of thu binr after all but the undertaker h.id ifrp.-ut ,-d, and after gaxing at t.liii featuies of his moiher for some lime ho Kind : "There : close it I down forever, i.uv.-i t IM openud until jiidgnii-n 1 inoin. ' Rev. Mr. Thorn thanked the speaker* ty conned Uat week a resolution of con- and added a few worda, after which the dolrnue <>f the (Ju^n w*s prune n ltd and iiiipr-.-im meeting oauie to a clom> by pnxixl. 'ii,,ii save the King " ai.il the Tb claim of Arnold Uros. for (Unistus n>logy. i to a horw> from tailing through defi-c- County Council At the concluding scmion* of tbo Coun- Honor Ki|K Tho monthly report for .lanonrv "f S. S. No. 7, Osprey, is fulli.-.i s, the tianies biii){ of those win hi>vi- taken m rr 7 J per cent, of i In- IRgregata m.irl:s nnd are placed in the order of m First cUss, purl I -Mary Saycr, Art- well, riudnun, Ella Heitnmn, !',.i^y Thon.pHon, (Ilynnie (Jrillin. First chw, |>nrt II \V Ibain Huilman, ChiUtophnr Ud wards, M..,'y A!,-.;drum, TlnniiiiN Kilwar.ls, Miirtin O.n. 1 . Second class jr. Arthur MI-I.:--.III', Kth.-l Conn. Joseph Huron. Second class sr. - -Juno Gi-.h:un, !l<-r liei i Buckingham. Third clans Cecil Meiilrmn, 1'a >y, Kernahan, Willimn Conu, Charles I'crigo, Shelley Utsu-n. Kour'h claatt Fia.HXH Paul, ( 'n nrnn, IV-stni c Iteiln-nn J. W. by ^-i- of tnv She Was SnveJ days of ii^ony '!ic.i nfoit, not. iiilerpositions, liu' *y th.i Use ly aiire-pop corn i-in-. I'nl.nom's Corn Kxt..ictor Tundi r, imiu- ful corim are ixino'od bv it* IISK iu few iUj, wiihout iho alightusl dittc<in< ort. ! Mauy Stilmtnutra in the u-aiket n-nkw it ' neaeaMr> r that vmly " Fuiman s h> -iil<l anlcwi foe ami tak>i\. Sure, safe, hiu iniMsi I