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G. H. PERLEY IS CHAIRMAN OF.
CONSERVATIVE CAl1CUL
Member for Argenteuil Lives at Ot•
tawa ' and Has Devoted Many
Years to the Affairs of His Party--.
Family Has Been In the Lumber
Business For a Long Time- Foun-
der of Perley Home for Incurables.
George 11. Perley, M.P. for A.r•gon-
t•uil County, has been elected perman-
ent chairman of the Conservative cau-
cus, which shows the very high es-
toem •in which he is held by his party,
Mr. Perley, who lives in the capital,
has devoted a large part of hie time
to organrzativn work for the Conser-
vatives for some years, and it is ru-
mored that he will ultimately become
the presiding officer of the Dominion
organization, which is to be constitut-
That's the secret of Shiloh success for
forty years -trustworthiness.
When you contract a cold -like a wise man
you want to cure it-Shiloh's Cure will
do that quickly. ,
When there is a cough in the household
you know as well as we do what it may lead
to: Asthma, Chronic Bronchitis, Consump-
tion, are its fruits-Shiloh's cures .coughs.
All throat and bronchial soreness and in-
flammation are eased and healed, all phlegm
secretions are safely removed, by Shiloh's,
Cure.
Incipient Consumption is checked by the
soothing, building influence of Shiloh's
Cure. You realize that from the quick
way a long standing lung cough is a116vi-
ated and cured by it.
Whooping 'Cough and Croup -take them
in time! Shiloh's Cure should never be out
of the house where there are babies or
children. zot
It's the Remedy you can Trust
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DYSPEPTIC
Food Does You No Good
Drummer Did Cook Reach the Pole?
meg the tin* y'o're afralx1 to eft
your tongue la coated, mouth Mateo
bad, stomach is bloated. If you want
to get well, stop using dyspepsia ta!b-
Iets, and go to the source of the trau«
ble before it is too late. Strengthen
year :stomach, cast out •the bile, regu.
late the bowels --,do this, and. dyspep-
sia
ys pep-sia will be no more.
tion is Z your condition
Hamilton's Pills, which
made specially for the stornach4 kid-
neys and livor. No better remedy will
be devised, for Dr Hamilton's Pills are
perfect.,
DR. HAMILTON'S PILLS
A SURE. CURE
"'No one could realize nay sufferings
from stomach trouble and indigestion.
For five • }tears I have not beery well:
My Rood dict me no good, because Y
couldn't digest or assimilate. My dot -
tor said constipation was at the root of
my trouble, so I got Dr. lbamULtohn's
Fills, My appetite improved, pain after
eating ceased, and my food digested
quickly. I am delighted with; the thor-
ough cure I derived from Dr. Hamil-
ton's Pills,
"(S�tggmecl') MARTIN W.ALI ER, g
" Bridgewater:"
Quick results attend the use of Dr.
Hamilton's Pl'11s; this medicine cur+eu
all trouble in the stomach and diges-
tive organs by removing the eaush,,
Missionear
J. 0. Siemon is First President of the
Canadian Gideons,
Mr. J. 0. Siemon, who has been ap-
l .minted first president of 'The Chris-
Oan Men's Traveling Association,"
comes of German stook, but is a loyal
('auadian, having been born in Walk.
r ;tort forty-four years ago.. He re-
uved his education at the school:
that town, and in 1888 he moved to
Peary Says le Did Not.
Whether Dr, 0001c reached the trouble, indigestion or Sidi headache*,
North Pole or not is yet to be proven.Fig pills will cure you, 26 cents a~
Thne he one certain thing certain. if
you are troubled. With 'kidney or liver bore eiV i084ing drug stores,
LOOS YY' ANTI D.
highest cash prices paid for Bass-
wood, Elm, Maple or larch logs, de.
livered at our milt,
The W, Doherty Piano it Organ
4o,,
stopped in 20 minutes
sure with Dr. i3hoop's
O R Croup Remedy. Chi..
test will surely prove.
No vomiting,no dis-
tress. Asafe and pleasing syrup -Seo ruggists,
en:JIYni►k
Ford & McLeod
Haying secured a cowmodioua Grain
Storehouse, we are now buying all
,kinds of grain, for which the bigbest
prices will be paid.
Bran, Shorts, Corn and alt kinds of
hrain, Seeds and other feeds kept on
and at the storehouse.
Ford & McLeod
G. T.. R. STATION, CLINTON.
Mr. Robertson
Was. Wrathy
Painter and Paper Ranger.
All wqrk guaranteed.
Prices reasonable.
Residence nearly opposite the
Collegiate Institute.
Mo n u mews
Choice Designs
Best Materials.
Jas. Doig,
Opposite the Post Office Clinton.
LOG
WANTED
AT THE
STAPLETON
SAL*WORKS
Before placing your orders for
your season's supply of Coal, get
our prices. The very best goode
carried in stock and sold at the
lowest possible price.
Orders may be left at Davis
Ai Rowland's Hardware store, or
with
We Want to Land
the safisfaction you will derive from
that will open your eyes to the fact
that you cannot do better anyvv,heue
else that you can with us, You will
find that we are not "all at sea" in our
business, but thoroughly "up.- to - the
rainute" and watchful of the interests
)f our customers, knowing that, by so
leing, we are really acting for our
wn ultimate benefit.
Merchant Tailor, - giinton,
nor the materials to make one. often
hunt about to find out the webs ot
other spiders, younger and weaker
than themselves: with whom they ven-
ture battle. Vie invader generally
succeeds. and the younger *Srlider le
driven out to wake a new web,' and,
the old spider remains ilf•P-Ossession.
until a stronger spider invades the
web and drives it out. When thus die.
possessed the spider seidoin ventures
another attack. hut pies tO. sttbsist
epon the few Ittmeots that may Jail:
+iveiilent:illy into it -clutches and
P. Iluttattr.
W. J. Stevenson,
at Electric Light Plant.
I'Ite Great English Remedy -
Tones and invigors,testhe whole
nervous system, tuakee nowl
lood in oldVeins. Cures Nero.
1 ous Debility, Mental and Brain Worry, Des,
matorrhcea, and Effeet8 of Abuse or Excesses.
Price $1 per box, sixfor$5. One will please, ids
will pure. Sold by all druggists or mailed in
1 plain pkg. on receipt of price. New pamphlet
l mailed free. The Wood medicine Co.
I (formerly Windsor) Toronto% One!
GEOUGIS m.p.
ad and perfected in eantection with
the forthcoming national convention
of the party. Isle, better man could be
chosen for the position,. Our subject
has been connected for years with var-
ious large businese and other enter-
prises and Itas proven himself a mas-
ter of detail and a man of solid judg-
ment in both private and publio mat-
ters and one that for character and
ability is held in the very highest
estimation by all who know him. His
family haa long been associated with
the great lumber industry of the Ot-
tawa valley and his father, the late
William G. Perley; waa for many yeara
one of the foremost lumbermen of that
district, and was member of Parlia-
ment for, Ottawa at the time of his
Our subject was edutated at the Ot-
tawa grammar school and at Harvard
-University-,--from- whichainstitutien_aue
graduated in 1878. He is now head
of the big lumber firm of G. H. Per -
ley & Co., with large mills at Calm -
met, qae., and extensive limits on the
Rouge River. For yeare he has been
• identified with a. large numbea of en-
terprises in and around Ottawa, and
he • is actively connected with nurnere
ous charitable and social organiza-
tions. He was the prineipal founder
of the Perley Home for Incurables
and is one of the capital's Most worthy
representative men.
13ack Plan
It's a mighty good thing for the'
women of Canada that Parisian Sage
can how be obtained in every town of
No preparation Mt the „ hair has
done so much to stop falling hair and
eradicate dandruff and make iiiiinen's
hair beautiful *as Parisian Sage. .
Parisian Sage is the only -certain
destros:er of the dandruff ratcrobe
which is the cause of 97 per cent of
hair troubles,
These pernicious, persistent and
destructive little devils thrive on the
ordinary hair tonics.
Parisian Sage is such an extraordi-
nary and qniak acting rejuvenator
that W S ft Holmes, who is the agent
in Clinfon guarantees it to cure dan-
druff, stop falling lair and itching
scalp in two weeks Or money back.
It • is a magnifieent dressing for
women who desire luxuriant, lustrous
hair that compels admiration.
And a large bottle of Parisian Sage
and all over Canada. '
Parisian Sitge, the Hair Grower,'ie
Now SoltrinfCanadaOn Money
The Most Popular Paper ln °Wart°
The 'Toronto Daily . 'Star
The best proof that people like a newspaper is their
willingness to pay good money for it.
More people buy the 'Toronto Daily Star" than
any other Daily, Weekly or Monthly published. in the
Province of Ontario.
Moreover, the circulation of the "Toronto pally
Star" is increasing more rapidly than that of any other
newspaper in Canada.
These things do not just happen.
There must be a reason.
In this case there are seVeral reasons.
The " Toronto Daily Star" publishes Market
Reports 12 to &hours earlier than the morning papers.
It is a Newspaper -net an "Orgae—politleal or
any other kind.
Not only the Woman's Page,,bttt the whole paper,
is attractive to women.
It reports athletic eventS mote fully than any otber
Canadian Daily.
Its special features, such as the '‘ChtoniCieg of the
Khan", are most entertaining.
Consequently people like the "Toronto Daily atar"
better than any other newapaper.
$1.50. A. iirea.r
This paper and tho "Toronto Daly Star" togothor
ono yoar—$2.20. Guaranteed tounioln Pon igotillor 60o.
CURES CATARRH, ASTHMA,
Bronchitis Creep; Cougbs add Colds, or
money ba'r..b. Sold and guarardsal by
Unlike some newspaper prop,ietors,
Mr. John Ross Rob.rtson taxes the
keenest interest in every line that ap-
pears in his paper,, There is a legend
that he once almost missed a sailing
for Europe by turning back from the,
railroad Station to ask why the paper
had. been scooped .on a trivial item
he noticed in. a rival sheet. A story is
told to the effect' that some years ago
he walked into his private office and:
sound on, his desk a copy of another
evening journal with an account' of a•
Murder in:"the Ward" blazoned clear
across its front pager He had read
The Telegram and, no such item 'ap-
peared
ap-
peared in it. He glared at it for a
moment and then started for- the city
editor's room with a hop; skip and
jump. It was late of a summer after.
noon and the man on -office duty was
'the only one in sight. Mr. Robert-
son ;flung the paper before hire and
demanded to know the reason why
the 'paper was asleep, declaring with
warmth of language that a general
cleaning out Of reporters was- about
due, The terrified desk man •gazed
speechless at the paper for he in
truth, was the man "scooped." Sud-
denly his eyes lit upon the. date line.
It was a paper • of the, same month
three years previous, and the janitor
'in cleaning up Mr. Robertson's rooms .
had accidentally knocked it out of
sorne hiding' places. As ` the chief .
paused for breath be found words.
`Tlrey'ra- a--litile-lute-with:-tl2e.:stor-y-,"�
he said. "It happened three years
ago." •
He pointed out the date line.' Mr.
Robertson took a close look.
"Humph i" he remarked. • "Well,
what I said goes anyway. The bogs
must wake up."
1, c. STEMoN.
'Wharton, where he and his brother
established a firm. manufacturing
hardwood floorings, About •• seven
years ago •he carne to Toronto.
The president of the new associa-
tion is an ardent Conservative, , and
has always .takemi a rather active in-
terest in politics, having served 'four
years. on the Town Council of Wier -
ton, In 1900. he was nominated aa
candidate for the Dominion Parlia-
ment for North Bruce, but he was
forced to retire, owing 'to his heavy
business duties.
• Mr, Siemon is a ,great worker by
nature, and his big ambition has been
to travel. This desire he has been
fortunate in being able to fulfill, and
he has seen fully three-quarters of
the civilized world.
Mr, Siemon is unmarried, and is 5
member of Cooke's Presbyterian
Church.
Interesting Items
We handle Can. Oil at 16e. American at 20c, and National Light at
25c, Machine Gait, Separator Oil, Raw Oil, Boiled Oil, Turpentine and
Paints We hays about 20 kinds of Soap,aleo Lye, Washing Soda and
Ammonia, We have 13 kinds of Tobacco and 3 kinds of Cigars, also'
Chewing Gum, Wd`have kierbageurn, Columbian Stock, Food and'HHess
Stock. Food, Flax.Meal, Oil Cake, Libby's Calf Food. also Flour, gram+,
etc We have Crushed Oyster Shell -Poultry Foad,- Panacea, also
2enoleum and Instant Louse Killer. We have Salt in 'barrels and
sacks. We have Patent Medicines, Groceries, Hardware, Boots,Shoes,
Rubbers and Dry Goons, also school supplies. We aim to supply your
wants. Our prices are as low as possible and we pay the highest pos.
Bible for produce, trusting to have your custom,
R. Adams,' Londesboro.
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Ate Their Ntoccasins.
Biahap Stringer, of the Church of
$ngland, recently arrived at Dawson,
after a hard trip of 47 days from Fort
MacPherson, at the mouth "A Maeken-
sie River, bringing the first news since ,
summer from that region. - •
The bishop and 1Vlissionary Charles
Johnson started frora Fort MacPher-
son September 1, hoping to croas, to
the head of the Porcupine River in
time to reach Yukoa River last fall
with a canoe. The head of 13ell River,
emptying into the Porcupine, Was
partly frozen. so they had te walk
beak to Fort MacPherson,
For 25 days they roushed in blind -
big fogs with little food. Their sup-
plies finally gave out arid they ex,
perieneed hardabips wove than those
of Peary. For a long tune there was
enly a handful of food for each, man
Finally the party were eompelled to
take their moceasins and mueldueks
from their feet and eat them, They
were able then to walk five or ion
miles day until they stumbled into
an Indian camp.. Their inoecasine
and mut/duel:a hail kept them alive
for five days. Eaehatrian had lout 50
pounds in weight.
Johnson remained at :Port Mae,
Pherson. After the rivers froze, the
bishop, 'with two Indians, started for
Dawsot via Rampart and eatrie
thiv with no further difileulty,
p.
11earhte (from Canadian Bear
grease) applied to the roots ot the hair
keeps it glossy and prevents its falling
DISCOVERED BY ACCID'ENT.
How the Paving Value ef Asphalt Was
Brought to Notice. • •
fornis of, bituminous pavements,
Whether manufactured from -natural or4
artificial asphalt, are In fact artificial
stone pavements, The andustry,atarted
with the use of tfie natural reek as--
Pbalt from the mines in, the Val de
Travers, Canton Neufchatel. S-witzer.
land. The mines were diecovered in
1721, but it was in 1849 that its utility
• as a road covering was first noticed.'
The rock was theu .betng mixed for the
purpose of extracting the bitumen con-
tained in it for use in medicine and
arts. It' is a limestone found impreg-
tatted with bitumen, of which it yields
on analysis frona 8 to 14 per cent.
it Was observed that pieces of rock
which fell from the wagon were crush-
ed by the weight of wheels, and under
the combined- influence of the• traffic
and heat of the sun a good. road sur-
face was produced. A macadam road
Of asphalt rock was then made which
gave very good results, and' finally in"
1854 a portion of the .Rue Bergere was
laid in Paris ot compressed asphalt on
a concrete foundation, In 1858 a still
larger sample was laid. and froni that
dine it has been laid year by 'year In
Paris. Prom Paris it extended to bon -
in 1860 and Cheapside in 1870 and in-
suecessive years on pther streets,. and
tben its use in street and road. making
extended to other ctotuitries.a-
THESUFFERING
WOIIIAN ENDURES
Can Be Banished by the Rich.
Red Blood Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills Actually Make..
Behind the veil of her modesty and
siient patience nearly every woman
endures suffering that casts a shadow
-over-helf-her_existenetk An aching
back, tired limbs, attacks-Offiiihtiiim-•
and headache upon headache need 412
not be part of a, woman's life. Such 4;
trials inclhate plainly that the system •
requires the new blood that is supplied *
by Dr. Williams' Pink These
Pills are valued by suffering women,
who have used them above all other
medicines,because they make the ebb,
red blood that makes women well,
bright and at their best. This is the
secret of the, great • success of Dr.
Williams' Pink 'Pills. Mrs. Geo. C.
"A few yetus ago 1 was completely
run down. At times I would be so
Weak that I was unable to do my
housework. I suffered from severe
headaches, pains in the back and dizzi-
ness, and at times T felt as thougi
life was scarcely worth living. had
tried several medicine" withent
give Dr. Williams' Pink Pills a trial.
After using two Or three boxes I not.
iced atliiinge, and -after taking the
Pills about two months 1 was again -
enjoying good health, atad, have since
been well and strong. I can cola-
dently recomraend Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills to all weak and run-down wom-
Yon can get this great blood -build-
ing, health restoring medicine from
any dealer in drug% or the Pills will
be sent by mail at 50 cents a box or si*
baxes for 22 50 by The Dr. Williams.'
Medicine Co., l3xockville. Ont.
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We make a SOecialty of
Watch and Clock
Repairs.
Troubled Wit'4
Backache For
Years, Nowt Com.
pletely Cured
By The Use Of
London. Ont., writein-"It is with
pleasant that I thank you for the gOod
yotir Doaa's Xidney Pills have done me.
'Have been troubled with backache for
tears. Nothinig helped me until a friend
brought me a box of your Kidney Pills.
I began to take them and took fOur I3oxes,
and ani glad to say that I am oured en-
tirely and can do all my own work and
feel as good as I used to before taken sick.
1 atri poSitive Dorm's Kidney Pills are
all you claim them to be, and / advise
all kidaey sufferers to gtve them a fair
Lot Dom* itidney Pills do for yell
what they have done for thousands of
others. They cure all fotans of kidney
trouble and they cure to stay eared,
$1,25 at all dealer% or mailed direet on
reeerpt of price by 'the T. Milburn Co.,
Livaitm, Toronto, Ont.
.When ordoring specify "Doatt'e
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Jeweler and Optician. •
ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES.
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hill of Unusual Interest
to every lady and gentleman in town is the coming visit of Mr Frank Pember
of Toronto, special representative of
The
Pember Art Hair Store
Mr Pember exhibit ,
the most ultra stylishrtni-d---
same famous Creations as ,
shewn in Toronto; and:'
tt prices lower than yeti a
ha,ve ever paid for such eiaa
needs.
Eor gentlemen he will de-
mortstrate the famous Pdin.
ber Toupee unlike all others
add a perfect boon and
health savor to all who are
bald or partially so. A.really
scientific pFoduction which
is largely imitated. Prices
gratis upon all ailments of
the hair and scalp. See Mr
Pember without fail and do ,
l„ your appearance a go 94 twit
Commercial Betel, Seaforth,-Wednesday, Feb. 9tb
Norinandie Rouse, Clinton, Thursday, Feb.10tit
• Bedford Hotel, Goderleh, Friday, Feb. 11th
Their Wonderful Speed and Mysterious
Homing Instinct.
Racing pigeons arethe fleetest of all
creatures. 1.'hey have maintained a
speed of a mile aud a half a minute
tor a huddred tittles, according to a,
Writer' in dialler's. and they !Aye
flown 700 Miles between the rising and
the setting of the sun.
Pigeons have Down a thousand miles
hack to the honie loft. Lis 1904 a bird
covered that distance 'in 5 days 2
emirs 15 ininutes, proving how un -
'erring -is tne mysterious homing in -
tinct that will drive pigeons across the
tuatinent without swerving. J3ut this
test is not true sport. The birds sim-
ply hurl themselves against time and
space till they are played ont. They
can never race again.
The racer rises . into the air with
beavy, slow wing pufsations; then,
once poised over the starting point.
there is a swifter. shorter beat, and
the time is "hit up" to the third and
permit:tent wing rhythm, rapid and
steady as a beat. which carries
it home.
Racera fly 800 feet high over land, but
low over water. Their enemies as they
fly are wind, rain. gunners and hawks.
They do all their flying between sun-
rise and sunset. if caught out over-
night they fend for themselves till
da wn.
The homing lastiact is lifelong. Dur-
ing. the Frando-Prussian war the Ger-
mans &night a homing Divert Which
was on its way into beleagtiered Paris.
rho bird was kept prisoner for ten
years. It was then released. It Unite-
diatelv returned to ita old home.
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C. 111. A. iinnvaroatratthien:,aviltaelitzi'mn:Pirdndrilejeeogvittinntte-
ingeftecto then hes ever beforeibeeti offered. Suff.
eters from vital Weakneas and lost vigor, that
laldint *Wilts. Free Trial Smoke malted in
plaits paekaste 011 receipt of thisadvertismentand
90 VICTOR** itonto Witmeet, Oar" Cadens,
S C. Rathwelr 0. Hoare
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Big specials for Saturday
January 22nd,
1 15 peira of Ladies Eionse slipper; in
Red, tlark, trown and Green, regular
$1.00 and $1.25 -Special price 85 cents
12 pairs Ladies felt bal and gator topped
with leather, regular 1.50-Speohil price
Vases of Ladies rubbers in storm and
low Regular 15a and 80o-Specii.1,price
g 24 pairs men% box calf blabber regular
$2.25 and $2,50 -Special price $1.0S•
Other special lines to clear
at big reductions before
stock taking. °
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6, C.. Rathwell C. ileac
When you buy
a Piano you want
the best.
Buy a
tinurrouhr
We keep in stock
a full line of -violin
Try us for Hats
nionica.s ; prices from