s-
iM.-ri!iiwi i nnnnM m
4'
u
THE
; BEST
REMEDY
For Women-Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound
the Change of Life and sntlered from
tieauaches. norvoim
prostration, and
hemorrhages.
"Lydiii E. rir.fc.
ham's Vegetable
Co?niouu(lmademe
el and strong, bo
that lean do all bit
housework, and at
tend to tlio store
and post-ollice, and
I feel muchyounger
than 1 really am.
ham's Vegetable Compound is tho most
successful remedy for all kinds of
ruuinic iiuuuics, nnu x it'ci Trias 1 can
never praise it enough." Mrs. Lizzijb
Holland, Noah, Ky.
TheChangoof Lifdisthemostcritical
period of a woman's existence, and
neglect of health at this timo invites
disease and pain.
Womenevery where shouldremember
that there is no ot her remedy known to
medicine that will unsuccessfully carry
women through this trying period as
LiVdia R. Pinkhtm'a Vofrot nWn rnm
pound, made from native- roots and
terbs.
Pn OA ronva tl- 1
women from the worst forms of femala I
Ills inflammation, ulceration, dis-'
placements, fibroid tumors, irrofmhiri-1
ties, periodic pains, backache, and
nervous prostration.
If you would like special advice
about your case writ a a. confiden
tial letter to Mrs. Iinkl mm. n ft
liynn, Mass. Her advico is free
and always helpful
tu
Positively cured by
these lurtlo i'llls.
They Rfeo rcliova Dis
tress Irom Dvnu'DsIa. Ia-
Ulgestioa aca i Hearty
EatlBS. A perfect tt
C3y lor Dtzzlnesfl, NauEea,
Drowsiness, Ead Tasto
In tli9 3!outli, Coated
Tonrie. Taia In the Siae,
TOKl'ID LZVm. TUo
rcEilate tto Eowcis.
Purely Ycscta'ole.
SMALL PILL
tv!Mi nne.
E SMALL FR'CE.
Cenuba Mi'st Gear
Fac-Simila Sisr.aturo
REFUSE SU3STITUTES.
taking liquid physic or big or little
Enlls, that which makes you worse
nsteadof curing. Cathartics don't
cure they irritate and weaken the
bowels. CASCAKETS make the
bowels strong, tone the muscles so
they crawl and work when they
do this they are healthy, producing
rip-ht results. M
- o
CASCARKTS toe a bo for a wrrk's
treatuieut. AH druggists. Lig);rst seller
ia the world. Million boxes a mouth.
63 c!s.
a (u;
Per Sailer's catalog pao ir-j. CXTT!
Larsrest growers of sed oats, whr-jit. buru v. lA
apeltz.corn. potHtoes, pra'K-s -iiti cIuv.ts ;inl K
, raim seus in itto wurit . iiitf ciialc-L.- fi r V-
send IOO in stumps and rcn-ivc sainpl ,t
liiilion Dollar Gi yn-lnine 10 tons of h.iy r
peritcre. oats, spelt,, bar ley, t-tc, easily woi tl
ft IO.OO of anv man's m.nu-i. tr u-i n u i ,t t.
I and catalog fiee. Or, send 14c and we a. id a fc'
byyou. SA'-ZER StrFnen Pnt (M I a rwc. M
This Tratlc-mark
Eliminates All
Unccriaiuly
in tiie port base of
p. lint Iii;itei'i:il..
It is an al.wolutc
mm
gu ir.iiitoc ot pur.
itv aii'l cuulity.
I r y on r own
protect ion, see
'mm
my
thai it is n:i the siiie of
e-.- ki -g ot h hitv lead
you buy.
Wo
. : . ? -,; ' "
. - ' .V 1 , t-
SS0I1
ICARTER'SI
y we 11
j PILI.S.
CARTER'S
13 PILLS.
ASoutli Da kotaMoi ley Maker
IMPROVEMENTS: ' A seven-room house with good cistern. Ram 68x82,
holdB 150 tons hoy, L'O head of horses and 100 head of cattle. (Jranary. 5,000
bu. capacity. Tool house. Two prood wells. Ona windmill, pump and tank.
East half fenced in two parts, west half all under one fence. Fine grove of
young trees on three sides of the house. It can't be beaten in the United States
for a- money-maker.
The following crops per acre were raised on the above place last season:
Durum wheut uverused :!5 bu., which at 90c brought $22 50 per acre. Itar
ley averaged 27 lu., nt 55c or $14.85 per acre. Itlue Stem wheat averaged IS
bu. at $1.06, or $19. OS per uere. Klax averaged 1C '4 bu. at $1.55. or $25.64 per
acre. Oats averaged .15 bu. at 46c, or $16.10 per acre. Only 240 acres under
cultivation, balance virgin eod.
Wliat tlio other fellow can do you ran do.
If this is too large, come up and let me fit you with a smaller farm.
ROSS E. PARKS, Lily. South Dakota
A HEART-BREAKING COUGH
u oVeJ?u! to tu!5et and despsirieg to hear. Why threaten the health el
your iuna and the prsca oi your Uasily when you cm oLlsio immediate
ichcf (root I'uo't Cute ) Keaaikalle remia UIow the isl cloae. Taken
rrguiarly it looUies and Leali (lie Incetated tissue, loosens the closing
pl.Ugn and t4s tlie couK. f'leasaal to the tatle and free iiom
opisies. CKildri.-n eojcy taking k. 1' or throat end lung ''"imw
msttet how iar advanced.
PISOS CURS IS INCOMPARABLE
I
r
' tv
Shining lirrr,
Stranger Vou little boys scorn to
like that old gentli'man
L1ttli Boy Yes. lie furnishes us with
much amusement.
Stranger But lie seems In su.h a
cress humor.
Little Boy Ten, hut lie la thr- only
Id gentleman In this part or 'own
that wears n tall silk lial during the
snowball season.
The recipe for Worcsteriilrp sauce,
which hat made en Knelish linn wealthy
and famous, was the secret in nn uld t-!n-
tli.sh family for (touerations. A hutlci
sold it for a small amount.
IT BECAME SERIOUS.
A Case Tkat Developed
Alnrmlng
Mathlns Campbell, 21S E. Nebraska
St.. Ul.ilr. Xebr., Rays: "For yon re I
hud been suffering spoils of pain In he
Duck end loins, dis
ordered urine, pain
In passing, bad odor.
t.
iVtvfY ,C' Tlie lc:,st niove
Y " Ik' A hurt mo' an,i 1 coui.i
Vt'NAv not turn in bed
without help. I took
f '':! a friend's ndvloe
j"t tiNs. nd used Moan's
IMils. The
disappeared
ViW trouble
entirelv nnil lm n.tt
returned."
Sold by all denlors. 50 cents a box.
l';tcr-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. X.
Less thnn 1 per cent of the public hai
orensiou to moke use of the world' ca
bles. The Grip of Spring. .
Durins the last twenty years mntiT of
onr citizens have been attacked in" the
oi'img monrns py Rrip. Nome Kit had se
rious or slight attacks every year or two.
All know it to be a dnnt;rJus disease. If
Lano's Pleasant Tablets (which are sold
at . cents a box by rirngsists and deal
ers) are taken when tho fii-Rt symptoms
are felt, there is hardly a clinnce of the
malady retting a foothold. If you can
not get them near home, tend 17, cents to
Orator F. Woodward, Le Uoy, N. Y. Sam-
yiv iretr.
The removal of factories has cut the
population of Brockton, Muss., nearly 20,
tX'O iu ten venrs.
A 2.-.0.000 Bushel ICIevntor.
The John A. Sailer Seed Co., Box
C, La Crosse, Wis., by all odds the larg
est farm, grass, clover, potato and veg
etable .Seed Growers in America, If not
the world, have just broken ground for
a unique seed elevator with storaga
and cleaning capacity of more than a
Quarter of a million bushels.
This great firm Is sending out Clover
Seed testing !',).53 per cent pure, a rec
ord Justly to be proud of.
If you haven't Sulzer's Catalog, look
up their advertisement and write for
It to-day.
A California company has secured 100
pounds of aus puddy rice from Bengal
aud will try to raii-e the grain.
PILES CURED IX TO 14 DAYS
PAZO OINTMENT ts guaranted to cure any
on? of ItcblEK, Blind, Weeding or Protrud
ing Piles In tt to 14 days or money refunded.
60c.
Every year th. school children of Swe
den plaut about (! l.'l.iKhi trees.
A Domestic Eye Hoiucdy
Componnded by Kxptrlenced Physicians.
Onfonns to Pnr" l''ood and Dross
Wins friends Wherever Used. Ask Drug
gists for Murine IJye Heinedy. Try Murine
la Your IOycs. You Will Like Murine.
Fell for It.
"Lottie," asked Will, "what is that
piece of music the orchestra ia playlnj?"
"It's the overture to 'William Tell!'"
she answered, looking at bim out o the
corner of her eye.
In a tremulous yet ardent whisper Wil
liam thereupon told her what she had
been waiting so long to bear. Chicago
Tribune.
Ills Statesmanlike View.
Trusty Henchman Then you believe la
a primary law, do you, colonel?
Political .Magnate Emphatically, yeel
It ia the easiest nf all games to beat.
Jfiliiifrl
. Mi I .
"Mm.
si
' lT
noEox-rLYixa in india,
A Srt WMch Is the Hetnll of Life
on I he lliu 'lops.
We of tln west. ltli our freedom
end opporlunltles for sport nrleld nnl
afloat, eonyiveliend bot di.uly bow much
of Hie fjorlal Hi,, of inr east i sK'iit
in the In use tops. Tl Is Is especially
Mitiruorlsile of li i' eopie nf India
' be re tl:,. r of 1 l.nlis )ei:s:tl,le owing
to the vi lb d Hie i f tiie women, and
slme for ilnw hap'.ess cre.iturea no
ouiiiii; ui'i.er U. r!;;ld conditions of
pnprlel.v Is n rare "vent, mul nti oc
casion of t.io in n b picnp and ceremony.
to be ri!iy i.vuble, they take the
nlr on t!i r .;..;'.
I he r(o.s i." t'..clr mud houses are
built !a. M i.in ill tiilmr nd surround
i"! by a parapet of n-asmia ble height,
whleu Is S' n t iied by pots of flowers
or bj e'.veplng j. hints I invariably jas-
linnc. triireil arotird n slight wooden
trellis. T;i:m is the pl.ie of recreation
for i he younger children and the wom
en f,'!k of the household. Moreover
the men nad youths of ouch family are
at I'l'ston;.',) to sin ml i;ulte us much of
t lu ll- Caie i 'i 11. civ 'ts the women, but
never slioi'ld a man from imotber fam
ily l!:lri!ili' upon the prescmv of the
Wolilcli.
From l!;is (iistoui have tlevelopotl
two li:tciv;:il-ig siioris, both of which
are (h-irnMerhific of tlie peculiar de
laih il l i !" of tlie caste-ridden Jieople.
These rre plueoii-Ilylng nnd kite-flying,
whh li i;ie inilulgeil in by grown-ups ns
well ns by children, nnd which have In
tlie course of e.iturle.4 gnlhered unto
theiusehi : niir-h of the (Mgnlty of a
s iciee. It i ou'te a i or.unoii sl-'ht In
tile lavgor ciil s apd towns to see the
clear eiiin-Iless skies full of pigeons
wlu-elleg i;i Hoi ks, or of gaudily paint
ed kites soaring at the Invisible end of
colored thread.
rigc' ii-tlvlvg Is rot without Its ele
ment of hazard ui.d excitement nnd Ifl
n form of public gaming. The wealthier
men often keep large lbs k of valuable
birds on tiie roofs ot their houses, with
;i professional "llyer' to care for them.
They breed pedigreed birds of great
value and around the leg of each Is
the owner's private mark on a brass
ring thai Jingles at each step of the
bird. These Hooks are numerous, as
there are ipiile a large number of
pigeon fanciers in each city.
SHORT METER SERMONS.
J
r.ariiinir the ( rmvn,
Only be who is willing to bear the
rrovs Is worthy to wear the crown.
Kev. Ceo. A. Il.'ciiier, Episcopalian,
Omaha.
Need of tl:c Dnj-.
The greatest need of the day is the
ia'gest hospitality toward Jesus Christ
Bishop E. H. Hughes, Metiiodisl
Episcopalian, San Francisco.
rroneueN to Mn.
Moi fill man has a jiroiieness to bra
tlhhness m il tdn, itlbeit that . he is I
child of (Jed. Dr. J. (i. Scauriniiu,
Cm. .rega'i loyalist, Ithaca, X. Y.
K.iieetmif-3.
One ot th" principal elements ol
faith that makes for health as well a
character Is the mood of expectancy.
Rev. 1'. 1'. Winner. Congregatloiiallst;
Minneapolis.
Illshrnt Deal.
Wo cannot afford to tiilnlc wronq
thoughts or to do wrong deeds. Le
our blghist Ideals be, to be ''Sodlike
ni.il C'.u-isllike. ltev. C. C. Buckner,
Dl.scip'e, Aurora.
Tic Wnriii'a Orebpntrs,
Ever;' instrument of civilization 1$
beii.g ntt'.na'd to heaven's keynote o
broti'eily love and gradually formlilg a
grztul world orchestra. I'.ev. W. At
'iijior. Christian, New Orleans.
Church mul Slutc.
The church much convert the slate,
No church may govern the slate. And
eny church that proposes to be sov
ereign over our republic Is a foe to
American liberty. Rev. Ir. Bergen,
Presbyterian, 1 ul. tuple.
Over All.
Wc are just recovering from an over
3fc" of evolution and Immanence. (Sod
lP not simply in ail and through all,
3nt also and especially, so far as inan'e
consciousness is concerned, over nil.
Ilev. C. II. Beale, Congregatlonalist,
Mllwtnikee.
Su perslil Ion.
The human race Is only slowly
emerging from iinhnnHsm. And one ot
the relics of Its animalism which clinge
to the race is its supers! it Ii hi. Re
ligion now, ns ever. Is very largely su
perstition. Rev. Win. T. Brown, Till
tin Inn. Suit Lake City.
Social Ref.iriil.
The church ns organized religion, it
she is to be faithful to her exalted
mission, must continually reinforce the
ranks of social reformers; religion
must supply the motive power for so
cial reform. Rev. W. M. Brundage,
Cully Church, Brooklyn.
'(unlit)'. Not 'tuuntlly.
I rc'-ogiii.e the pressure of nioderr,
life and the limitation on our time and
strength, lint it Is quality and not
quantity that counts, not how much,
but how j.'enuine, Is the test of the
i hiirch's service and power. Rev. F.
. Ilimley, Baptist, l'rovldeu (.
Itltllf lilc'a A fieri.
I want to say a word about the of
fist of rldieult' upon many men mid
women. Ridicule has killed more men
and women than pols.ui. Many a man
bent upon reform i n true upbuild
ing of character has boon swayed by
a sneer or by laughter when Just a lit
tle prissui f a helping hand would
have saved him. Rev. A. 1". Wedge,
Bajllst, Jewell. Mass.
The llciliiiilu'a llt'il.
An Interesting patient nt the med
ical mission at Haifa, l'uicston, Is al
luded to in the annual rciiort of the
S. I'. C. K. Itr. Coles writes; "1 luring
the year we bavo had many patients
from very desolate perls nf Afia. One
van a lieilnuin who had never been
Inside of a Iioiim' wlih -.wailows and
had never seen a bei!.:ea,. lie wauled
to sleep under ti.e bed. tearing to fall
off if he tried to si ii in II. saying; 'I
can't stay awul.c all nl.-lir holding on
to this bank. Ri sh'i s It v. Id not ke p
till I' It was a -prli,g m utrt h."
GREAT CIVIC NEED.
I'haS nf Ulfrpillmr MiILImm f
II .H pro einenl Work.
AMint 's needed along the line of Inv
piovement work, a phase too often
overlooked. Is to educate nnd develop
taste in the child regarding civic beau
tifying. W hen the grow ing generation
Is Interested In civic improvement the
results need not be feared. The pres
ent weakness lies In the fact that but
few are Interested, and the vast, inu
Jority are lnditTcrent through Ignor
ance. Could the Ilrst principles of this
grand work be taught to hoIum! chil
dren as a body the work of beautify
ing In the future would prove a simple
and easy task. Had tlie children of
the past generation been educated In
improve. in nt work there would lie no
nisil now of maintaining a constant,
never ending light for slreet trees nnd
other features of the work without
which beaulifnl cities cannot be hud.
In dealing with the subject nt school
It is not iiece-'a:-y to delve into detail,
but the pupils should be instructed in
the fuml.r.iK'iilals.
This interest cannot be created by
the '.dulling process, whh h Is the weak
ness of the present day common
schools, but should be developed in tho
child, so that be can penvive, appre
ciate and discover beauty and excel
lence and the best means to such ends.
The curriculum of the common school
has not been of late years Hiilllclently
chang;'(l to meet the demands of the
present day development in regard to
public improvement, and when reach
ing matuiv years or upon leaving
school this phase of life Is to him a
closed Ixiok. School training should
nlm to impart somewhat of culture and
taste, especially during; the later years
of attendance, and this la turn would
be transferred to the homo and publio
works, so that there would soon be an
army i f protestants against slov"U.y
municipal housekeeping that would
prove equally potent in public life with
the improved methods and conditions
brought about at home.
t
''in a
Knbker-liid Jones lose control of
bis auto? Rocker -Entirely ; his chauf
fei:d won't let him use it at all. New
York Sun. '
She (indignantly) You had no busi
ness to kiss me! lie But It wasn't
business; It was pleasure. Detroit
News-Tribune.
"Do you believe iu the superhuman?"
"I used to, but I don't any More."
"WhyV" "I married him." Chicago
Record-Herald.
"Flee!" cried the girl. "You mean
fly," corrected the lover. "Never mind
what insect 1 mean," she replied. "Just
git! Pa's coinin'."
"There goes the most talked about
man in the community." ' You surprise
me. Who talks about him." "lie does."
Chicago Tribune.
She Yes, I admit I am very fond
of dress. lie Huh! Then I should
think you would wear more of It.
I'hiladelphla press.
Knleker What is the secret of suc
cess? Boi ker Be the fellow your wifo
could have marriitl if it hadn't been
for you. New York Sun.
1 1 Int HuV does she manage to keep
her looks? Her Keep her looks? Why,
She can't get rid of 'cm. or she wouid,
I suppose. Cleveland Reader.
"What caused tlie separation?"
"Oil, ho thought as much of himself
as she thought of herself and as llttlo
of her as sho did of bim." Life.
Malsle I'll only marry a man whoso
fortune lias at least six ciphers in it.
Mortou Then I've got a cinch. Mino
is all ciphers. Milwaukee News.
Scott I suppose you are saving up
something for a rainy day. Mott
I try to, but my wife mistakes every
bargain ,salo for a shower. Boston
Transcript.
Colonel What do army regulations
make the first requisite in order that
a man may be burled with military
honors? 1'rlvato Mat-shorty Death,
yer honor !
Blobbs -Tightwad claims that
when charity is needed be Is alwuys
tho first to put bis hand In his pocket
Klnbbs Yes, and bo keeps it there.
Philadelphia Record.
Willie Don't tiie bluellsh go about
in schools, mother? Mother Yes, dear;
why? Willie -oh. nothing; only I wan
Just wondering what the school does il
some fisherman happens to catch the
teacher.
Creditor- Say. I sent you my bill n
month ago. Editor -Yes, but you
wrote across the back of it: "Please
call and settle." We make It a rule
to pay no attention to manuscript!
written on both sides.
The country parson was condoling
with the bereft widow. "Alas!" lie con.
tinned. "I cannot tell you how pained
I was to learn that your husband had
gone to heaven. We were bosom
friends, hut we shall never meel
again."
"Now where did I lay tny rat, I won
der?'' fretted Mrs. Trousseau. "Your,
er-rat?" Mild her hm-baiid. "Do you
mean that ilnfl'y thing you put on your
head';" "(if course!'' 'Tin sure I
don't know, my dear; but why cull It
a rat'.' Rabbit would bo better it
would sound more like real inire,"-
l.ipplncot t's.
I'ul.lo.
Help:-
The man was clearly in great ill
Iross.
Help: Hi Iji!"
In agoi:i,e. tones the cry was r
pealei!.
But. abii! be lived In the suluirln
and wanted a a hi for general
liousework. so ilie icip in nil the ern
ployinent ollices irea'id bim with calnj
scorn nnd thus was l.e left to his fatei
New York Times.
And sometimes a poet fools people
by wearing li s hair sliort. s
X7IIAT WIFE SAYS "GOES,"
Bat It Sumrllinra I lld for the
1'nlntlnir.
When n property-owner knows noth
ing r.boiif paint It is bad for the prop
ri'v -owner, and bad for the painter. It
Would not be so If the property-owner
would alwnja hire a skilled painter
ml then really leave everything to
h'm. But the honseow nor so often
fools hiH.self on one or tlie other of
these thing!.
The skilled painter In every commu
nity has some of the most Incompetent
Cooiji-'t iters that ever vexed a coi'.sel
dr.l his workman or contractor, and the
llicoiupeli uls get Jobs generally by
w orking i heap. In the next place,
when I'.ie skilhil painter la hired, they
do not leave evervlbieg to bim, as so
tin ny pi o ;erty-ow ners boast they do.
They Interfere most Ignoran'.ly and
most fatally. They Insist sometimes
on using paint materials without inves
tigating whether they are good or not.
Or pcihnps they Insist on the painter's
hurry lug the work.
' I'm ml going to have this painter's
n: s ! round my house a mouth." the
.vl'e says, and what wife says goes
at t'.'e cost of a lot of wasted painting
inor..v.
if the painter stays away a few days
to allow the paint to thoroughly dry
the owner says; "That painter's nog
lecling this work -guess he's side truck
ing i.'.u for Jones' work. I won't stand
It."
What chance dis's n painter have to
do good work for a iniin who is con
I i -i 1 1 : 1 1 ! v nagging at him and otherwise
handicapping hhu (without meaning it,
of coiirsei? A poor Job is tho Inevita
ble result of such Interference.
Toor painting costs (lie houseowner
money--don't forget that. It might
pay you to get the practical paint book,
painting specifications and instrument
for detecting paint adulterants, which
National Read Co. are ottering under
(lie title of House Owner's Painting
Otttllt No. -111. Address National Lend
Co., 11102 Trinity Bldg., New York City.
This company does not make paint
(they leave that to the painter to do),
but they make pure white lead ("Dutch
Boy Painter" trademark kind), nnd
they can tell you how to save niot.ey
by securing durable painting.
Some of tho saloons In Liverpool dls
piny the sign: "f-adies can not be served
without their hats on."
A Simple nnd Safe Remedy for a cough
nr Throat Trouble is Brown's Pronchir
Troches. They possess real merit. In
boxes - cents. Samples mailed free.
John I. Brown & Son, Boston, Mass.
After dropping a nickel In the slot of
a new machine, a brush cleans and pol
ishes ptitrons' shoes.
Onlr Oaa -'DROMO dl'IMSK"
That Is LAXATIVE BKOMO QPINIXK. Loos
fur the signature of K. W. OUOVK. I'sed tba
World over to Curs a Cold to Ona Day. 23c
Postal development in China has com
pelled a revision iu the spelling of Cliiuese
city names.
WESTERIT CANADA'S CROP YIELD
FOR 1003 WAS SPLENDID.
Aincrlenns Treated Lnraelr and Mend
Uni-U tintlafuctorr Kepurta.
The census branch of the Department
of Agriculture. Ottawa, Canada, has
completed Its returns of the showing of
Western-Canada's grain yield for UKIS.
... . V , . .i
""" U1C "l'"u "niM'B tcry iiucr.-i .og
reining, in me tnree provinces or
Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta
which comprise what may be known as
Central Canada, there was a total
wheat yield of about 107,000,000 bush
els, worth to the farmers nbout $So,
tMKi.OCO; in addition to this tho oai,
barley and tlax crops were worth an
other $:i."),(M)0,000. U tters have recent
ly been received from many of tho set
tiers froid the United States. From
these, that of Rev. Oscar L. King lias
been selected. He lives in tho vicinity
of Edmonton, Alberta, and what he
says will be of Interest to those who
contemplate moving to Central Can
ada. Every line of the letters is Inter
esting. Those who wish for further
particulars as to how to secure lionie
steuds and pre-emptions, should write
any Canadiau Government agent. Mr.
King says :
I am well satisfied with Alberta.
This country offers excellent opportuni
ties for anyone to make a g'sid home
for himself and family if be Is willing
to put up with u few bard knocks for
tho first two or three years. But it is
worth a few hard knocks to get n 100
acre farm of rich productive laud with
no mortgage on it. This province Is
well titled for grains, stock raising und
dairying. ", have found the cllmato
generally healthful, more healthful
than Michigan, and although the ther
mometer sometimes drops to 40 de
grees below zero in winter, yet we do
not seem to feel that temperature any
more than we did 5 or 10 degrees be
low zero In Michigan. We like the
winters.
The Government takes great Interest
in the education of the people and
quickly aids the settlers in establishing
schools where they aro called for. The
schools though graded differently than
those In tho States are etllclent nnd ad
vancing. Our great drawback has been
the limited und Inadequate railway fa
cilities, but new roads are being rapid
ly built and many more are projected
through various parts of the province.
The new policy of the Alberta Govern
ment to construct a great many branch
lines throughout the province will
greatly help all parts of the country.
If those uew settlers who have to go
back a considerable distance from ex
isting railroads and towns to lind free
homesteads will but locale along the
11 if a projected railroad they will
In two or three years be near both
town and railroad. When I Ilrst came
to llils country three and a half years
ago the homestead I look up was ""
miles from a railroad town, now there
Is a railroad L'o miles north, iinolher
L'o miles soiiih and a third Is thing
built through my neighborhood.
I think I he prairie counliy or coun
try tiiat Is par'ly prairie offers much
Is'litr opportunities than the prairie
por'.loiis.
S. C. N. I'
. o. I i I'JOil.
PVTVAM FADELESS DYES
Cslsr awrc ts(i4t krisbfef ant tulcr rolort lias say slbsr ars. ts Itc ssctsse tst.ra all tlssra. last ivt la tots wsiei aeiie. ib.. ... .
- k4 if ....m a., u oi.... ... Ma t. WotfioT vv a c b.i ii'n J:5"S
CUTICURA CURED . HIM.
Reaema Came on I.es anil Ankjea
( anniilnn C Met of follee Could
Not Wear Shoes llrcans of Daat
cnllnsr and llrlilne.
"I have been successfully cured of
lry eczema. I was inspecting the re
noval of iiiulous wood from the edge
nf a river and was constantly in the
lost from the weeds. At night I
leaused my limbs, but felt a prickly
ensatlon. I paid no attention to It
for two years, tint I noticed n scum
n my legs like fish scales. I did not
uttetiil to It until It came to 1k too
itchy aud sore nnd began getting two
running sores. My ankles were all sore
ind scabby nnd I could not wear fdioes.
I had to use carpet and felt ullppers
for weeks. I got a cake of the Cutl
Hira Soap and some Cntbaira Olut
meat In less than ten days I could
put on my boots and la loss than three
weeks I was free from the confounded
itching, ('apt. (Jeorge P. Bliss. Chief
)f Police, Morris, Manitoba, March 'JO,
UK7. nnd Sept. 24, 1!08."
Potter Drug & Chem. Corn., Sole
Props, of Cutleura Remedies, Bostou.
It I bn til Jester,
about the terrific magazine ex-
"Hear
plosion?"
"No. How about It?
happen?"
"Next March. Happened
look." Chicago Tribune.
When did It
to the Out-
What m Woman. Will Not Do.
There is nothing a woman would not
do to regain her lost beauty. She
ought to be fully ns zealous in pre
serving her good looks. Tho herb drink
called Lane's Fninlly Medicine or
En no's 'Pea is the most elliclcnt aid
in preserving a beautiful skin, nnd will
do wore than anything else to restore
the roses to faded cheeks. At all drug
gists' and dealers', 2."ic.
Telephones are to be introduced into
the Turkish empire yad operated by the
government.
Vrs. Wlnslow's Kuotblnn Syrup for i-hlia-rrn
teething, sefteus the trams, reduces In
tlsmuiHtlen. allays palu, cures wind colic.
Sie a bottle.
China has just completed Its first school
t forestry.
Btite or Onto, Titt or Toi.t.no, I
Lucas County. ( "
Frank J. t'heney tnnkes osth thnt he Is
senior partner of the firm nf F. J. Cliener &
Co.. (loin business In the Clly of Toledo.
County anil Kt.ste aforesaid, snd thnt (mid
firm will pay the sum ot ONK Ul'MMtKIl
DDI. L.AHS for each and every ce of Ca
tarrh that cannot be rant hy the nic of
Hall s Catarrh Cure. FItAXK J. CHUNKY.
Sworn to before m and pubarrllwd In my
Jresence, this Oln day of December, A. U.
8S.
(SEAL.) A. W Or.EASHV.
Notart rriu.ie.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is talien iHternally,
and acts directly on the Mood and mmoiis
surface of tho system. Bend for testimo
nials free.
F. .T. CHESTY A CO., Toledo, O.
Ptobl hr all Druggists, 75e.
Take Hall's Family I '1 11a for constipation.
A burglar arrested in I,ondoii the other
night remarked regretfully : "I knew the
time when I could do twenty houses ia
two hours. But 1 am genius old."
You will respond very quickly to the
Garfield Tea treatment, for this Natural
laxative corrects constipation, purities the
blood, and benefits the entire tysloiu.
Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Iceland
liave sivt'ii tho uiuuicijial franchise to
women.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Sore
T,-V;0!,,rWilil- BOt "J"!?"?
'with Hunihns i?.ard Oil, tho best of
a, PPmodies for the relief of all pain.
Taklnr all her possessions Into consid
eration, there are six colored p-rsons to
every white in the British empire.
753'
WTion ton yssrt sfi wo first ofro-ed to" the world SaiaorV nation rinli.e
S.rAb"':er.f...Wr "b".l;.wondiea
IMHMfr
Now nil UoubtYoiiS r
Jfaf 1 inr tr a ne.,, i .... . i..
p AWk.alover.ud sra..r. tho pareal w. ,f.
W. .r. th. Isr. ..Z'"'?"
W. - : ,r .V 1" TUI
.-.- li.-ra iu. awrnral, nuool,
a .1 i.rn i
i
vaiaia tans whv m h... . k .
tortUiee rill, . I . . ,.. -. -1 'T r?:. B11 l'ou
I tr. aatd 4a ad w.ij , aan, Una od auvsnj.
Tough
S. . " .r. .oT.V ...rroTooe'Vu'snVle. ZS?J"
Trr ear paefcatw sorlloat vofotablo sosdt pootpaid for 1)0.
a. .. WOftTH 910.00 OFaNV MAN'S sonnon.'
I fit Vaaa-v
and high-grado workmanship are what make Mayer Work Shoes
last longe r than any other kind.
Farmers, miners, lumbermen, mechanics and all classes of
nuisuicu i-au uouote me wear out OI
MAYER WORK SHOES
They are honestly made solid through
mm uiruuKii. i iiey aro -putlton Honor. 1 heir
strength and wearing; qualities cannot be equalled.
To be sure you ure uc'ttinu the genuine, look
for tho Mayer Trade Mark on the sole.
Your dealer will supply you; if
I'R .f-.' If VOll Wilt send no I,a r, i .....
nof Inuullc Mayer Work Slioca, we will send you free, post
paid, m beuuiiftil picture of (.eoryo Wa.lmiglon, size lanitl. C
We ub o make ilonorhilt Shoes. Lesdiinj Lady Shoos. fl
Manba Wsihlllimiil Cnmlon si...... v. r..... i .. V
Shoes und Spot ml Merit .School Shoes.
F. MAYER BOOT & SHOE CO.
ft 1 1 11 a I u I. i.' vara --. . . .
( ?urr 4 u,:e t'e-do e i revt olive, no e.ia'ler bow horses at any aat I
leinieaor rtpoed. 1 Ll( unl, y ; en co tue luiiiiiie, a Is on the blood a
i.i.iinl-; epel tlie imisouuus K' mm Iiom iho tiejv. Cutes Bist.inuer
IXal, and si...-. .J-
, i ; ' ii '" !" ii; i uiuo v. i.arge' i si-iana nve aloes rented,
ii i le '"'J'1"1 ""it huir.au bi iiikbtna isa tu.e Kiduev remedy. 60c ana
i a boti.e; M and I0 .-, doxen. Cut n ib out. Keep it. M.ow to you: druit
li,t' .! !" : I f"r you. l'ree booklet, "Diattiutor, Causes aud Cttfosj
pecl.ll SjeiltH Wlllllcd.
Spsta McrJical Co. u.::.1. Gashcii, hi, U.S.A.
'-.a.
1 rnt every chronic rhrnmatto to throir
art t all medicine, ml liniments, all
plasters, rnd rive MCNlOVH KflKUMA.
Tl:M III: MIC l V a trlaL .No nutter what
your doctor may acy, no maidr what
your friends amy asy, no mstter huw
I'repidlced too lesy bo against 'all adror
tlBd remedies, ro nt one to tair flti
Flt and e-t a bottlo of tho fcllKUMf.
I ISM ItF.MIlliT. K It fulls to glrV Kills,
fsrtlon.l will refnrd yonr nmnoy. Maoyos
Hene-inhcr this remedy contains no sal
Wile n. 'd. no opium, cocslno, pmrpbln nr
other harmful drill's. It Is put tip vnrtef
It" guarantee of tlie Pure Food and lru
aNet. w
For eate tr all droc slsta. Trice. 25.
JUST DOUBLE
320 ACRES
Ir.sfscd of
160 ACRES
As further Inducement to settlement of the
IVlu at KaisiHir lands of Western Canada, the
( iinudian Uurisminrnt Ux lncre.tril tha area
th.it may be taken by a homesti ader to.'iO acrt
li'Ofneand Ian to he purchased at.0il per acra,
Th-' lauds are in the Erain-raiing- area, where
tnlvr.l larniinv Is iki carried on Kith uuquali&4
ata'ccMi.
A railway wilt shortly be butlt tn Hudson
brtneini; the world's markets a thousand milee
nearer thiwi whe.il field. whru xhixils and
churches aro convenient, climate esoellent, rail
wayKclumi to all settleuirnu and locil asarkete'
food.
"It ikojIJ lahm Hint to animitatm t4
rsesitf'ons that a cisif fo thm armmt em
sure jinff to thm North of as mnfoldmj at
marry turn. " Correspondence o( a National
t.l 1 1 or. v.ho visited Wntern Canada lav
Ausust, l'tos.
Lands may alo be purchased fmm Railway
and L"d I nmi'in.'es at LOW PRICES AND
ON EASY TERMS. Foe pamphlets maps and
Information as to low Hallway Kates avply to
V. II. Sett, Superintendent ol Iinrplcrsttoa,'
Ottawa, Canada, or K. T. Holmes, J.ickioa
St., St. l'anl, Minn, and J. M. MacLachlan, Hot
lit Wnlertown, S. liakuta. Autliotucd Uovara
nient Atjents. i
risess as; ohers rou ss this ad -srtlsneat.
The Ties son I Jifaka and Sell Mors Man's S3. 00 1
& $3.60 Bhooa 1'aaa Any Other Manufacturer
Is beriisis t ft" ths w(vrr tha bastflt of tha aaeit
oompUta orf uatl.a ef trataad sxpwtt oaa ssIuaS '
aho.mikara la tba oouatry.
Th aiiiartiun of tba laolliarf for OSes port sf tlio olos.
Slot avarr (iatll of tha maklas la ovarv Saportparat, la
looked oftar by tha halt ahcam.Kra ts tha ibeo loduitry.
If X cools ibow yo-i haw cirarnltr W. 1. l:antlaa hca
aro maila. you would thas nntfnrtUrid orhv tin v halt thats
atiapa, fit otttor, saSwasr lougar Uiaa any othu suJio.
My Method of JanninqthtSatet ntakt them Afsre
Flexible and Lohsr Wearing than any etasA.
Mh.tes for Krepjr Men-tier f the family,
Uitt. lloyo, Wuiiivn,!! laoto and Children. .
V'r slf hy tlioo dealers evryviiera.
PHIITIIM I seiniins wHIioiu VV. L. Don
UHUI1UIV 1 namo and.prteo sismiivd sn bottoin.
East Color Xyolak, Vaod tzclsalvoly. CaUl.f sudlaS ftst. .
W. U DUUdUS, U7 Sssrk St., BracahM, Mats.
PILES' llHC
IP CURED
'tin erift sand
H Ki CROHil PIW
ULA CO- Dept. D3, Mlnuctjpali, Mloa
a - 1 - . " ' "'" w "iiuts rno
a'm nf Auiorln
o'u .kT
----..low, hum fUVW, BHli ,
.
10 Amsrlca. nnerot laa tnos .
vonolahloa srown. Our ..l. V,. T'
. - . .. . , -
'r Ur' Spoils, thararaal a'Hl l.tl.l...nd
ao.si . botoVs by yoa. f!o O If
WORK SHOES
stock, heavy soles, solid coun.
lll.U..i.ll Mlu
"!V", '-. ;'r'l'l''"'J"o'1 w i , urn i
V 'H ' ""'CJ '"'V ''1 ' Jig
-1 , 't - r-,ijVVrtW'J-''-l---V. ' v - ''MvViv I
V SslTaaT
-lt-v, Medium, JMavmiaoVat Ua-d -, 1
a V
Ibaaatf,
I
ters. ilouhlo leiithor trWU arl-allKls. a Art am a
win
MM
not, write to
nf a .I....!-- .1
jg
k'
are
and
"'.' J"i vmic. j. .u...r
nrih tfnir- - Mr--jr
V