CASTOR I A
Tor Infants and Children,
The Kind You Have Always Bougfat
Beam tbo
toigiuunro oi t,a.
. .
rvy. -axe
I IMiss Alice M. Smith, of Min.
Complete External
and Internal
Treatment
Consisting of
Cuticura
Soap
to cleanse the skin of crusts
and scales, and soften the
thickened cuticle; CUTI
CURA Ointment to in
stantly allay itching, irrita
tion, and inflammation, and
soothe and heal; and CUTI
CURA Pills to cool and
cleanse the blood and expel
humor germs. A SINGLE
SET, costing but ONE
DOLLAR, is often suffi
cient to cure the most tor
turing, disfiguring skin,
calp and blood humors, ec
zemas, rashes, itchings, and
irritations, with loss of hair,
from infancy to age, when
the best physicians and all
other remedies fail.
neapolis, Minn., tells how wo
man's monthly suffering may
be permanently relieved by Lydia
EPinkliam'sVegetableCompound
"Deab Mm. Pinkiiam: -I have
never before given iny endorsement
for any medicine, but Lydia 12.
Pinlcham's Vegetable Compound
has added bo much to my life- and
happiness that I feel like making nn
exception in this case. For two year
every month I would have two days of
severe pain, and could find no relief, but
ono day when vlsitlnff a friend I ran
across jLydia E. Pliiicliam's Vege
table Compound, she had used
it with the best results and advised
mo to try it. I found that it worked
wonders with mo ; I now experience
no pain, and only had to nso a few
bottles to bring about this wonderful
change. I use it occasionally now
when I am exceptionally tired or worn
out" Miss Alice M. Surra, 804 Third
Ave,, South Minneapolis, Minn., Chair
man ExccutlvoCominlttcc, Minneapolis
Study Club. $5000 forfeit If original ofaboot
letter nrovlna atnulneneu cannot be produced.
Ijydla E. Plnlcham's Vegetable
Compound carries women safely
through the various natural
crises and is the safo-guard of
woman's health.
The truth about this great
medicine is told in the letters
from women being published in
this paper constantly.
Capsicum Vaseline
Put Up in Collapsible Tubes.
A Hnbttltntt for nnd BuDarlor to Mustard or am
tl her plniter, mid will not blister the most delloAtl
Ocln. Thii pain nllnrlnirand onrntlrn quullttfs of tbii
rttolenre wonderful, it will itoi the toothaoha M
once, anil rellttre unndacbs ana sciatica.
reoommsnil It an ths bent nnd safmt oiterna)
couutor-trrltnnt known, alto as an external remsdjr tot
pntna in the cheat mid stoinaoh and oil rheumatic,
neurnttfla und goutf complaint..
A trlu I will nrnra what nn nlftlm for It. and It will M
found to ln lnraluatiln In tlie household. Many popl
Frtcn l.ri renin, at all druast.ta. or other dealers, or hi
Mndlnu tlila amount to ua In postage sunips, wo wlH
end you a t.ibo br mall.
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50,000 AMERICANS
Were Welcomed to
Western
Canada
durlnsr latt Year
They are MttJed and settling- on the
drain and Urailnir Land, and are pros
perous and eatlsflixl.
Hlr Wilfred I-anrler m-enUj aaldi "A
new itr has rHen upon the horizon,
and l toward It that every immigrant
who lutti the land of his ancestors to
pome and seek a home for himself now
turns his v.i6X-'niiMdn. Theie la
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For a descriptive Atlan and other In
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IOluTlof, Aiu, Canada, or autho.
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shoos havo by their
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iiiiiuiut: tsuuwK, ii .Ai.ftuujcias. urur.a luii.
MAli
Ileld up Women's trnlus.
The hire class Employes.
Vaciidt smileEmpty llaslc.
The stamp aot Loud applauna.
Poor actor Bankrupt tragedian.
Clncinattl Day at the World's fal
will ce May ?!
aHI ill Mil H If JJjlll 1 ! MaWWWaMMll
Sale Ten Million Boxes a Year.
THE FASaiLY'8 FAVORITE MEDIOINE
AD
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BEST FOR THE BOWELS
ciimsT Tina liiuiiT ok woulu.
Dy Her. Hcnjamln B. Hcett,
Wlicn Jestia thus adilressL'd a few
nignud llHlienuen, and one or two pub-
Heaus poor, obscure, humble, uncul
tured, HtijiiiK, "Ye are tiio liybt of tbe
world," it Heems scarcely conceivable
that he should menu what his words
express.
These words say what the sun Is to
the physical world that you and those
like-minded who shall come after ure
to the spiritual, therefore moral and
intellectual, world. As utterly Improb
able as It seemed, yet to-day are these
words fultUlcd.
The Hindoos, Chinese, Persians,
Arabians, Greeks and Romans, In their
turn, sent forth into the heavens galax
ies of names that seemed destined
forever to light Uie human family In
their climbing to highest tilings. Hut
to-day Confucius, Zoraostcr, Pythagor
as all the great luminaries of the first
magnitude In the ancient world havo
faded out before the rising of the Sun
of Righteousness, whose name those
few llsliennoii preached, and whose
teaching and life tlioy reflected In their
own. Matthew, Mark, IjUko ana John
are household words, almost the world
over, while the great llghta of ancient
days are known only to a few learned
men.
And the doctrines these "lights of
the world" taught stand out clear and
established In the hearts and lives of
the best of the human family. All the
light of modern times has not only
failed to reveal a single error In
Christ's Instruction, but has served to
provo his every utterance to bo in bar
mony with universal truth and In ac
cord wltli all nature. These men are
yet, in the revelation they give In their
life and doctrines of Christ, "the light
of the world."
Rut there Is yet another sense in
which these words aro to be taken.
Those men and all Christians ure the
light of the world in that they rcllect
and disseminate the light of the Lord
Jesus Christ, the true light of tin
world.
"The sun's raj fall not directly and
immediately on the I'.i of the earth.
If there were no lute. outlinr airncy
the heat of the beams would be t4n-
sumlng, the brilliancy blinding. The
atmosphere Interposes to moderate the
heat and soften the brightness; every
particle of the atmosphere becomes a
center of light omission. So every
Christian, every unit In the church, the
moment the rays of the Sun of Right
eousness falls on him, becomes a new
center of light emission, reflecting the
glory of (Jod and scattering the light
upon all In his sphere.
Such Is the glory of Cod that no man
can look on his face and live. When
Paul for a brief moment saw but a
flltling of that glory he fell to the
earth blinded. When on the mount of
transfiguration the three disciples stood
for ii moment before the veil partly
lifted they fell to the earth as dead
men. When men pray with Moses,
'Show me thy glory," Christ, points to
peuf.:.', faying: "They reflect my
glory, in them look for the purity,
goodness, loving-kindness and holiness
f J Jod." In the audience, of such a
thought how full of meaning are the
wonls: "Re j c therefore perfect, even
i - v"ir Anther In heaven Ih perfect."
TlnTi' arc I hose who feel the beauty
i '!..' 'Iioughl licit the Christian is a
.tc-tiir ot tlit- light f God. but the
. I sceiiH to them beyond realization.
it imperfection of human nature, the
..; ami subtle tempiations Unit dog
. i. in's every step, the enigmas of life
.mil perplexities of casuistry all these,
bey fancy, make the reproduction of
tlie character of Christ on even a low
plain impossible.
The following his lessons and exam-
nle. th '.v think, would shipwreck tholr
usiuess and ostracize them from po
ite society. They argue It is Impossl-
1 V to mix such religion with business.
!i is good for Sundays, for funerals,
v I'liiirchcs, but It Is too delicate and
! intj to bring Into the dust of every
! y life, the noise and confusion of
in Alness places. What God hath Join-
' I'lgether, business and religion,
l int lie divorced six days In the week,
r both suffer loss. You must serve
J. id nod Mammon, or you will lose
j "in prollts both in time and eternity.
Rul all this is a frightful blunder,
i a deliberate rejection of God. What
igiuiis element would you exclude
"ui your business life? Not truth,
.or justice, nor lute; uy, nor fairness.
if so, you ure opening the flood-gates
or tlie perpetration of all crime when
jour interests seem to domund it. You
'..mot condemn the bribe-giver or
bribe-taker, or forger or robber; for If
..mir Interests demanded it you would
io the same thing.
Yes, religion aud business are Joined
indlsHolubly;' united they both stand,
divided they both fall. The man who
brings true religion luto his business
life takes God for his partner. If re
ligion and business must be separated,
then has Christ died In vain, and tlie
kingdom of heaven has In It no inhabi
tant of earth.
Therefore, we expect to Unit among
church people sympathy of sentiment,
gentleness of action, helpfulness In the
common work, charity In all things.
"We be brethren" is the Ideal, and will
help and shield each other from harm.
Ilrtnil Tower Hny 1'rens $y.8,OU.
Greatest, nimplest, bcHt Invcutrou of
the age. A boy enn make rcgulnr Hi?.!.
MxlSx-18 in. hnlcA like fun, and two
boys enn bale three tons, per dnv onnilr.
SMND THIS NOTICE) TO DAY
to the Job u A. Snlzcr Seed Co., Lo
Crosse, WIh., with Oe ntnmps foT mull
ing, and get their big catalogue, fully
describing thin great Hny Pre-". No also
liimdredH of tools nnd tlionsi of rt
rietlen of Fana and Vogetnbl -cda.
Indiana Hay at the woild's fait
has been changed from SepUmbel
1.3 tu September I.
WE8TERN CANADA'S RE80URCEQ
-mm., .ji. i, w' juaii jut.
ay Rer. C T, Urndy.
Thou art become guilty In thy blood
that thou IniBt shed. Ezeklel xxll., 4.
it Is u question whether vice tillers
down from the top or percolates up
from the lwttom strata of society. I
believe that social vlclousuess origin
ates In the top; that the follies of the
upper become the vices of tho middle
aud the excesses und crimes of the
lowest strata. Vice gravitates down
ward rather than grows upward. Thero
la more danger In tlie bad example of
a man whose talents, birth or fortune
have lifted him above the general gen
der than there Is In tho moral aberra
tion of some lower Instance of human
depruvlty.
The converse of the proposition Is,
perhups, true. An example of Christ
likeness is more emphasized when It
springs, like the lily, from tho ooze.
This Is, by the wuy, whore these ex
amples generally do como from. The
humble minded, hurd working, zealous
Christians usually como from the lower
and middle strata. And the more cred
it they, for It Is harder to be a Chris
tian in straitened circumstances, In
poverty and privation, than it Is whun
everything Is smiling and pleasant.
All tills Is a prelude to u brlof
thought as to the probable cruelties of
tlie war In the fur east We wonder
what the Japanese will do, what tlie
Russians will do. Rut what did we do
ourselves in tho far east? We are
shocked Unit uny persons reared in our
free environment sometimes too free
under the influence of our Institu
tions, should be guilty, under whatso
ever provocation, of torture.
What Is the difference between giv
ing a man the "wuter cure" In the
Philippines and burning another man
at the stake In the United States? They
are both a part of the practice of the
ancient Spanish Inquisition. Yet burn
ings at tlie stake In this country ure so
common as not seriously to disturb our
equilibrium. Thero have been literally
hundreds ot them since they grew fre
quent enough to attract the attention
of the statisticians less than one-fifth
of them for "the crime ngalnst the
hearthstone," too! 1 urn not defending
tho crlnilnul. With every man I clam
or for the protection of womankind
and humanity, property, too, and urge
the swift and salutary administration
of the law and the passage of adequate
law to lit the crime. Rut there the fell
practice stands; we burn at tlie stake;
we administer the "water cure." A
preacher advocates lynching; his hreth
ren mildly censure him, in effect ac
quit him of wrongdoing! What more
or worse can Japan or Russia do?
I shuii go a i.ep higher. These
things, Inllnltoly worse In degree, are
the outgrowth of tlie spirit shown by
those who stand before a trap ami
shoot live birds for fun the spirit of
cruelty, of disregard of life.
The utter absence of heart Involved
in such a performance, which In ghast
ly mockery Is called sport, Is ovldc:
of a brutality which only needs
courugemcnt aud the absence of r.
stralnt to bring about other tilings.
This shocks you, especially If you an;
guilty, but the llnal analysis of an up
pure n Uy small action usuully shocks
us.
I am not saying that the man who
Bhoots live birds from a trap would
bum another man or give him the "wa
ter enre." No. Rut I do say that Un
willingness of men of high station,
nominally Christians, to shoot live
birds for fun, and, what Is more seri
ous, since It implies corruption at the
head and fount of the rnee. for women
who pose as leaders of society to do so.
as we are assured by uncontradicted
reports In the public press certain peo
ple of fashion did In a Southern winter
resort within the hist few mouths,
makes all things possible to those less
blessed with advantages. I firmly de
clare thnt the spirit in a woman V
breast which permits her to slaughter
a bird for "fun" is the same which
when carried to its legitimate develop
rnont, burns and slaughters men here
and at tho other end of the world.
Let ub see before wu condemn the
warrlorB In the east and the mobs in
tho United States how we are contrib
uting to this widespread disregard of
the law of life, even for the mennest
of God's creatures, which brings about
these terrible confwpu'nceu.
Farming Vmrx BuccrfuL
Ry Western or Nwrtbwest Canada Is
usually meant the great agricultural
country west of Ontario ami north of
Minnesota, North l.akotn, and Mon-
tanu. Put't of it is agricultural prat
tle, treeless In plncctt, park like In oth
rrs. nart Is genuine plains, well adapt
ed to cuttle ranches; part requires irri
gation for successful tillage, must oC
't does not. The political divisions oc
his reulon nre the Province of Mum
lobu and the territorial district of Aa-
tlnlbolu, Sir'.atehowun, Aiberta uut
Athnbaska. At present, however, tb
bitter Is too remote for Immediate prac
tical purposes,
The general character of the oll of
Western Canada Is a rich, black, cloy
loam with a clay subsoil. Such a soli
U particularly rich In food for t'
wheat nlant. Tho subsoil la u cl.iy.
which retains the whiter frost until It
is thawed out by tho warm rays ot
the sun and drawn upward to Btlmu-
lato tho growth of the young wheat.
so that oven in dry seasons wheat U
u good crop. Thu clay soil also re
tains the heat ot the huu later in th
summer, and assists in the early rlp.'U
hig of the grain. Jt Is claimed Unit
cultivation has the effect of lncrelislng
the temperature of the soil several d i
giees, as well as the air above it.
Western Canada climate Is good -
old in winter, hot in summer, but
with cool nights. Violent storms of
any kinds are rare. The rainfall Ih
not heavy. It varies with places, but
jverages about sovont.en Inches. It
falls usually at the time the growing
crops ii ' cd It.
The iJepurlmcut of the Interior, Ot
tawa. Canada, has agents established
at iiiffiiicnt points throughout tho
United ''..ites, who will be pleased to
forward an Atlas of Western Canada,
and give such other Information as to
railway rate, etc., as may be required.
That agriculture In Western Canada
pays is shown by the number of testi
monials given by farmers. The fol
lowing is an extract made from a let
ter from a farmer near Moose .law:
"At the present time I own sixteen
hundred acres of land, llfty liorset
and a large pasture fenced, containing
a thousand acres. These horses run
out all winter and come In in the
spring quite fat. A man with money
Judiciously expended will make a com
petence very shorlly. I consider lu
the last six years the Increase In ta
value of rny land has netted me forty
thousand dollars."
Brazil's principle exhibits at ttx
world's fair will be coffee, rubbee
ores and foather work.
Rhcantntlam'a KllllniclPaln.
Left in quick order nfter tukiug M
iIohu.s of Dr. Sklrvln'it Rheumatic Cur
In tablet form. i!." doses for 25c, port
paid. WISCONSIN DRUG CO., Li
CROSSE, WIS. (C. N. U.)
Locomotive enlgnccrf, on the nn
from Crew to London a distance ot
IGG mile?, have to notice no feun
tbuu 2f signals.
MOTHER GRAV'n
SWEET POWEf,5
FOR CHILDREN,
uirauum iwr eTerlMlnu s
Coantlpatlnn. licit fanliei
fltomaih Troilblna, Tocthinl
PJaordwrs. and Drilrol
rirj' yiiann. Simple raalUd FKKK. AddrM.
.r.forkW A. 6. OLMSTED. La ftoyTn TP,
Men who In v Hie least to mak
munny, luv the most to spend It.
"Kxpense of time is tho nusb cosllj
of all expenses."
He Is admired most, who docs best,
what many do well.
Buy in the Black Hills
Hidden Tri-Kxiiro Oulil ViiunirA Ml Mini; Oorupanv
Vtiitli Utkotn. I orToriiitf lu Tn.uury Hlock, a llmllwi
iiliiouut, lor mile.
tnvt-KtoiH look Int.' lor a unfit pluro i put tlu jl
IIIMIIDV, WI)4ll(l ill) TI)II t IllVfHtltflltu tlllt. t Cfl fll
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R. O'SULLIVAN,
IIlK OIhhh Mlnllij,' StooUd,
1 1 riroiulwny, Nhw Vorl
"What's tho matter. Joliu you IojU KlokT"
"Oh I not a bud Muinnoh. CAii.t oat. unit urn
Iooh iifj fleKti." 111 toll you wont to do, ijut
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