i r iu s ,
Theory of Profs. Forbes
Must Have Heen a
The Sf.ir i f i:- tM. Ii. mi Im thrne
Df wiiiidrnuv (Miner, it has faM-liiat l
l.f ll- I'.A. t Mtl'I plliloMOplli Trt if
lh Vrt. If ha t hf-n discussed t
rln t n ):unilr' yeur by men, f
vnrvlny mind with a fre:-hne.ss I liat
never f .-! Uh . If excites a kIhw f f-r-il
It lit lh: breast of thf saint. It
k i ml I -m tin- dying embers of lni In
lti- M.ul i.f the -inn r. If Is tli- ray
.r ll';iv n'H own li;,ht tho UtnH'tcd.
It. ki-. Ihe prixl ical back to tl
Fathers lintir. If v.iv-s slr -vytU t
the living. It liriii;-: p to the dy
i ii r .
Ituf M n;r,h ;i niy.li ry .f awe to
;u J4' K. if js :i 'yuihid iii" love iii::e
f rn ri. A- 1 1-1 If ; n r t f;iil to ;r
fi.ur.lly inl. ri" I every litt I ! i v. -at la
luirT after truth That we may the
lx ff r under tand the : uli t iirnl
mure f hnriiiirMy appreciate I In- wavs
f find with num. I jnipo-e ti 1 1 r
tf t- t i I 1 1 r 1 - r III'' lo! low i heads:
I. 'I ff sl:tr wa-i a r- al, r i i -. boiui
f "i t - : tat not a ru'i t ri: t:! v mir
ariili.ti i ii'atiMii tor 1 1 - : p'-rlt'.r- pur
It - allowed by a n liot il i
that flic M.iim. or Wi' Men. witc
b ;i r rt -i 1 . i; -v vo'ihl. f her.'irirr-. niil.e
i.. e of word. 4 .mm I t.:rii vi!li di.rtini
trial i. ..i. Ituf iml only v re t li-y
learned, tin y were a! rorio:ii rs.
Ibi.ee, u I. tli''y ii r i an avtroiioiu
Iral term, tli'-y umiM u . f I - apprnpri
nti1 word or phrase descriptive i.f t!:o
object if' rr-'. lo. Tin y ir-a- Hie vvrd
"avfi r." which nn-.nis au ordinary aiid
I rnia'i r. star, i.ot ot raordinary
uii'l t ?: p ia ry t j
Nov.. in tli" I'iM-- star i. ii-1 only
in a Iwi'folii Ni-,'Mi;'.i-il ion literally or
P.-urat i ' I" I'' ur-i'iv'- sense it
niean. n kins or other civil ruler, an
ecclesiastical Ctacher, ami perhaps an
anireh It is not used in its metaphor
ical (ii nst- here. Therefore it mean S.
real star.
Z. It was a star in motion it
chimed its ositioti in the heavjns.
Motion is cliaracteris'ic of all tin
heavenly lodii-s: and the words ef
tli sncred narrative are. "The star
went before them till it cauie." When
fir--t they saw the star it occupied a
particular spot in the sky. Now. ho'v
ecr. it has a different position. i;-t
fcl.ifiw-ly !ecause of t he chant;e in tie;
fu hi of uV-er vat i v, but ab-i.'uf eiy by
charge f location in the heavens. No
doubt tl;e motion was a movement in
its orbit. This w i'.l appear more plain
ly from our next proposition.
It w:is a stnr that had an asto--t
ice it stood at a particular point in
the sky above them. The statement is
very distinct: "It came and stood
jer where the ytmn?; child was."
4. I; was a star that moved in an
nrhit it had a perirwlie time. This
i5 a most remarkable statement. We
are told that Herod privately 1; arned
of the Ma.Ji "what time the star a
pcarcd." The marjrin of the Revised
Vrsion frives tss a better, because a
more correct translation of the
pt-rase; it H, "The time of the star
that appeared." Put the literal ren
dering is "the time of the appearing
f.tar."
.". It nas a star that ha? a relative
rsition in the sky it was in the
ast. Assuming that the correct ren
!erin? if "anatoie" is "in the east."
then it has reference to that particu
lar part of the heavens to the oast ef
the observer. The observers, there
tore, must have been west ef Jerusa
lem. This is a point to be borne in
mind, as we shall have to refer to it
more particularly later on. The con
clusion here arrived at is contrary to
the reneraliy received opinion. As
fir as 1 am aware, it is unlversally
As
T.ove.
I
1 aw -i&mu ss
r
For who Is ft Fmls through the Christmas morn.
The Li$ht of the whole creation?
A dear little child, in a stable born.
Whose love is the world's salvation.
H was r-oor on earth, but He gives us all
That can m.tke our life worth the livir.g;
And hippy the I'hristmas Day r. call
That Is 5pent. for His sake. In giving.
He siow5 us th way to live:
Like liirn. let us love ai d give!
Lucy Larcom.
the Star of
and Scrvis Refuted Kepler's Hypothesis Untenable Star in the East
Magian Star Were the Majji. or Wise Men. Keltic Druids?
i: i! v I '. f. t i rr .
I 1. S'' i' l:"y
li'M that tin- M:ik wr- rMIat nr
lo-ai-. In th a-t at tin- llni- tin;
:tar upti-aifi fo fliin. Y t aii illli
to Mi pl.iln t-rins of tin- . tatTa Tit.
Mn-y nuMf liao Ihm-ii lorattil in tj
w-.vf. Anatoh' rniaas II) the rl:ln
of tin- heavenly lln-s from tli- horiz
on; i'l) I In lawn or laj pi lav. ;
tin- --1 or )riMif. Whif luv-r m an
irn: n afopt I !. l-hohI-r imt:-t liave
h i n - of th- htar. Tin Mar must
h.ie poinfeil to or h n at .l-'i nsal' in
when lust nil. i rvi-d hy the Wi e .Men.
Th iei.e the 'ie .Men IIJUU have
heen we! of Je? lisalein.
It was a lixeil :ir not rratlr
in it-i i:i'ii a.eiiis. The terai "star"
v.a -. tl ei hy the Wise Men. !i;t liiev
uere ? iiUeI a f rorioine rs Mi'l l.iiew
he ililli T'liee helwicli a stir, a pl::tl
i t. a c ornet or a nieN-or. tor all of
ivhir-h titer; w re ili-tint aaiiK-s.
Hein e pianei -oiiiet. aseiior are rni' '!
out l.v the word alir (slarl. Aid
hi ree we oni ln.le tliaf t!i" Star in
llv l.'asl a tixe.'l :-t:ir.
V. It wj ; a star in the si -.H I'i ecs
of the .o.liac the .Vivn of .:ne,. This
is a't i'noi'taiit lailor. Aiaont' 1h
aiiie:sfs lliere wa ; a pail of the h'-av-ea.;
filletl Ihe .oiJiae. It v. as a hilt
i iicilciMi. Ihe herivi n.; on ;- '.i shle of
111 eeliptie. or apparent patii :f the
sn:i anions the stars, v. ilhin which Ihe
larger plai.it''. alway-; rai:.iii. II
I . : t i i c I to ei.ht ie;; ree.-; oil either ii!n
of I Ik t lipfie. It was u:hh il info
twelve part.' -alle. Ihe SU'IiH of th"
oilia-. The iif:'erei:t i-onnf ris of
ihe iartli uei'.- i I v i ! . I amoriK ho
fwelv sinus.
si-.'.n p;-ee-;. I
! lil.e ail other
.lilih-a hel-tiil'.e'l to tlie
t twellth. The M.iU'i.
:tsi rol -,i i"'! or :i' tron-
1 oiner--'. helieveil ie that ilivision.
io far we have traced some of the
necessary conditions or the star. Dct
us now try and discover the star that
t'.illlls these conditions. In doing so
we shall briefly discuss the different
theories put forth and held by differ
ent iHople. some of them men of
great eminence in their own particu
lar sphere. We shall also show the
untenabb-ness of the different hypoth
esis. I The star was not an angel. No
less a father of the church than The
ophylacf held this view. He believed
it v as an angelic apparition. No doubt
angels were sent on messages from
Heaven to men, and tlie Angel Gabriel
was nsrd in the Annunciation. Hut
the an srelic vision would disappear
xv it ii the accomplishment of the ob
ject. Not so the str.r: it remained.
II The star wa not a meteor.
This view has ben largely held. It is
assert il that some kind of meteoric
phenomenon would best meet the ne
cessities of the case. Hut any meteor
drawn to the earth would either be
consumed by the atmospheric friction
or ele would fall to the ground ami
become extinguished. Its appearance
would be almost momentary.
III The star was not a comet. One
of the greatest fathers of the church,
Oregen, held thi.T view. Hut not all
the weight of Oregon's great scholar
ship could obtain credence for such a
belief. Just recently this theory of a
comet has been revived, unconscious
ly, however, that Oregon was the
father of it. Prof. David Forbes in
Kngland and Prof. Serviss in America
both claimed to have identified the
Star of Hethlohem with Halley's com
et. At the time I refuted the theory in
an article that appeared in the Chica
go livening Post, April 11. 1903.
IV The star was not a conjunction
of planets. This is the most feasible
a well a fascinating theory. It is
that of the groat astronomer, Kepler,
lie calculated that there was a con-
A Christmas
Oh. rhristrr.as is comir? ayain. j-nu sav
And yen lonp for the thir.ps it is briim-inir-I
i: the costii. si SIft may nut pl.idden tut day.
-Nor i!p on ih mt-rrv bells ripping
Pon-.e Kitting is losing-, you undprstanU.
tvr::e ho:iro.r.g is far from saving;
w nat van kdhI in year r.ar.d mav sKp
'Ihem is fomithinc better 'ban havirir
r- rie::-r hT Wliat we give,
Ar.i only by Kiviag we live.
Your last year's present nro scattered and
Yuu have almost forgotten who (cave theai;
P.ut t!.e lovinj; thought you bestow live on
long as you choose to have them.
love i. your ri hes. though ever so poor
-N o money can Duy mat tre.isure:
Yours aiwys. from robber and rust secure,
Vour own. without stint or measure;
It is only love that can give;
It is only by loving we live.
"' :'"' AitfTl' . ii I'ln.i -ii h.ilM'.'e.
jtiTi lloii of Mars a:i'l Jupiter on t!i
asf.at of !. "" in the year tf Homo
717. Ne year Sat tun joiner! Mars
Hint .hipitvr. ami ac-ortiiiiK to I) an Al
fonl. the emiiii iii eommeiitator, th
Ii:ht of the three planets hlentled ami
appeared to the helioirl-T a-? Olie lif.',l:t.
What a heatitiful ilinsti at ion of Trin
ity in I'nity tii hr.hts of Ihrcc jlan
ets hleti-!,-l into one !i!,t: Iileh rroii
!i i Ii Kejtler's r alca iat ion a:-, to tin;
eor.jiiiu t Ion of llie p!:iiiex. Vios'-r,
v. !m foliowerl. mal es the (nil juiK tiou
iii A. I'. T.'.n. the year i the Na
tivity now at: reei I upon hy the learned.
It is reniarhahlr- too that th- coiijaaf
ij tli of the plum-M took ilace in the
si-::" iisr-s. the Siii of .liid'-a. This
thfory Is also free from thr- ohject ion.s
aho c rt lr-rrer to.
lint heanfifiil a is t h l!i ory. Hihli
:il i-omlit Ions r-oii!(.eI ns to yr-jeft it.
(hr;-t"s liirth tool; jilar e. at'cui rl s ri to
St. Paul, in "the fulness of time."
Thi.: I'iiliMs.; of time is an a -I rn;;rji:i i--al
ex pi ''.-': ion iiK-aalaK thr- eomiile
tirin of a cyi'l'-. or the revolution of a
: phere in its nrhit. That i-ycle, or
I evoh'.t ion. oflllpied t l:i)i!1 amis of
years in its eomplft ion. As we liave
seen, the Star of pet hh lie!:i hat! a
P' t io'lir- liiiii', v.ha-ii inu.-'.t n r r-s.arily
have eolt'e-poritied with "the 1'ilIIneSS
of time." ;ut the jieiio-lic limes of
M.'irs. .Iiipitcr. Saturn ar all Known
a:id an: of short duration. Kvcn if
vvf ajijily the periodic tii:o to ihe enn-jiiii-t
ions of the planets the objection
:till hohis Kood. The til.:cs or tho
-on jiiin tions are Known ami are com
paratively short. So that attractive
as is tlie theoiy of Kepler, .vc must
liimiss it. and looU eisewhr-r".
There is o-.r! star which fulfils all
the conditions, (a) It was in an espe
cial sense the Magi's star, (b) It has
a periodic time, (c) Its revolution is
of indefinite length, (d) It was in the
sign Pisces at the birth of our Lord,
(e) I believe we can find a peculiar
ity by which it could be called "His
Star." That, star was Sirius. the
brightest iu the firmament of heaven.
Hefore we can arrive at our final
conclusion it is necessary to learn
something about the Wise Men, or
Magi. Who were the .Magi? Where
did they come from?
Tho etymology of the word Magi is
Involved in much doubt. It is gener
ally supposed to be primarily a Per
sian word, but the Persian is only a
form of the original. Our word Magus,
of which Magi is the plural, is but the
Latin rendering of the Greek Magos,
the Persian of which is probably Maz.
Maz is cognate to Maj in Major, Mag
in Magnus and Meg in Megas (Raw
linson). "It is an intensitive and
means much or all." In Ahura-Maz-cla.
Persian name for God, it means the
all wise or all powerful.
The Irish word Druid moans wisdom
or Magian. It is worthy of record
that the Irish Scriptures render "there
came wise men from the east" by
"there came Druids from the east."
The Irish words are: "Draioch o naird
shoir go Hierusalem." which shows
the Irish belief that the Druids were
Magians.
It is a matter of history that part of
the Gaels or Irish in the westward
movement of the race returned by
the valley of the Danube and settled
in Asia Minor. They prefixed their
own name to Asia, and called their
abode Gael-Asia, or Galatia, as it came
to be spelled.
Whether the Druids or Magi to
whom the Star of Bethlehem appeared
were residents of Ireland, Scythia, or
Galatia is immaterial,, for they were
all the same Gaelic race. Having, as
I hope, made it clear that it was to
Thought
ro:n vour hi
-
gone;
. mw x
A
ethlehem
the Caelic priests or Druids that th
.' tar of Prthlihem uppurd. l t us l-o
hacli to primitive times, when Man
ism was incorporate i with Zna:;t-r-ism.
peKirles Ahura Maztla there were
the Anii sha Sp utas. or "the Immor
tal Holy Ones." Tin re was a third
class lower than tin- Aim-sha Spontas.
Aiiion this class were Mithra and
Tislrya. Mithra was the spirit of
lir.bt. or the sun. Tistrya was the
sDirit of the brightest si.ir in tho
firmanieut. or Sirius. Pit imatcly
Milhra In came associated with Ahura
Ala:'.tla anil placed almost on an equal
ity with him. So we may exclude
Milhra from our calculations. Tis
trya. next to the Divinity, hr cam' the
ohject of the Mat'i's reverent o. Si:'i"s
was his star, ami thus became to tho
MavM "the star."
Palaam. the Kali-Map, Chief Mu.v.ian.
or Arch Druid of his time, was a
prophet liko larbrmel of the Caels. In
his jirophccy, which st:!l livs, he ut
tered, under the inspiration of Jeho
vah, "The star s.iali come oul of Ja
cob." Siii.is was "trie star" to all the
Marians. The stars symbolied hiir-'
or rulers. lie whom Sirius symbol
ized, therefore, would bo .'realCi.t of
all kiiis.
If we could crtnnect Sirius in any
way with Jacob at the time of the
Nativity there could be ao question
as to ihe star of Ucthlohcrn. And we
tan tlo it. The twelfth sin of tie
Zodiac was Pisces. And Pisces was
the Si;rn of Palestine, or Jacob, or
land of Judca. That part of the heavens-
known as Pisces presented a most
remarkable Fpoctaole at the tine of
the Nativity. There the Fj.Ieiidor
of the heavens appeared to culminate.
The suu seemed to shine with a
deeper effulgence. Meteors, precur
sors of some mighty event, flashed
athwart the sky. Comets shot frcm
cut the darkness of space and illumi
nated the sign with their fiery flow.
Mars and Jupiter and Saturn halted
in their orbits to focus their lights
into one mighty blaze in Pisces. And
wondrous sight! The star the Ma
gians' Star his star Siring ' enters
Pisces, and is now in Jacob!
This wondrous event occurred in B.
C. .". The heliacal rising of Sirius
tool: place on tr.c same nay in lour
successive years, the fifth, fourth,
third and second Ii. C. There is some
thing most remarkable about this
heliacal rising. It is on the same day.
But sameness is unity. It thus sym
bolizes the Unity of the Deity. Then,
assuming that B. C 4 is the correct
year of the Nativity, which scholars
assert, there was one year before the
birth and three after it. In the sym
bolisra of numbers one is Unity and
three Trinit3 But the one year be
fore birth signified the past revela
tion of God, or unity of the Deity. The
three years after the birth symbol
ized the new revelation, the Trinity of
Persons. Lastly unity and trinity
'one year -f- three years) equal the
complete and perfect number Tour, the
years that Sirius may be said to have
remained in Pisces. This symbolism
occurs with the rising of Sirius. which
signified the rising of the Light of the
World. It was as if, whilst heaven's
arches rang with the angels' loud ac
claim, Sirius flashed through space;
"Arise! Shine! For thy light i?
come!"
Ravenswood, Chicago, Feast of the
Nativity, 19u3.
Copyright. 1S03. by F. P. Duffy.
The World's Rejoicings.
This is the season of the year when
the world shakes hands. The Spirit
of Christmas permeates everything,
ennobling the meanest among us.
throwing its powerful rays into the
dark corners of the heart and drag
ging down for a few days from their
high estate greed and commercialism
and all uncharitabloness. It touches
ail the earth, and what it touches it
transforms. What a pity it is that the
spirit of Christmas does not la.st the
whole year through.
There is a hush of music on the ai
The white-winged fairies falitri.-ig Every
where, And here and there,
Made by a sudden mingling as thev fa!'
There comes a softer lullabv thari ail "
Swept in upon the universal prayer. '
Scrooge is still alive, but nobody
pays any attention to him nowadays
except to laugh in a good-natured way
at what he says and wish him hap
pier thoughts. The few of his kind
that are left are apt to refer to the
mystical time between the I'uth of
December and the 2d of January as
"demoralization." They don t kno
what they are missing.
ADMIRAL SCHLEY
ENDORSES PERUNA.
Peru-na Drug Co., Columbus, Ohio:
Gentlemen: "I can cheerfully say that Mrs. Schley
has taken Peru-na and I believe with good effect.99
W. S. SCHLEY. Washington. D. C.
A DMIRAL SCHLEY, one of the foremost
notable heroes of the Nineteenth Century.
A name that starts terror in the heart of every
Spaniard. A man of stead' nerve, clear head,
undaunted courage and prompt decision.
Approached by a friend recently, his opinion
was asked as to the efficacy of Peruna, the
national catarrh remedy. Without the slight
est hesitation he iive this remedy his en
dorsement. It appeared on later conversa
tion that rerun a has been used in his family,
where it is a favorite remedy.
Such endorsements serve to indicate the
wonderful hold that Peruna has upon the
minds of the American people. It is out of
the question that so j;reat and famous a man
as Admiral Schley could have any other
reason for t;ivinj his endorsement to Peiuna
than his positive conviction that the remedy
is all that he says it is.
The fact is that Peruna has overcome all
Ask Your Druggist for free Peruna
The best men an
for the best ment.
Jways looking
The babyless go- :
vopue.
not yet In
Th-wcll c:irncd !V.utiit i:i and inr-n :i--ing
iHiiuhirily of the Livvis' Single
Hinder.'' straight " ig:o'. is due In the
maintained h'gh UaliLy and i'pj.i t r ial ion
of the smoker. Lewis' ,'t t(-iy, Peoria, 111.
A young man lately attended a par
ty, and on his i el urn home complained
to his father that a girl sat on his
lap.
Sensible Housekeepers
will havo Definance Starch, rot nlone
because they net one-third more for
the same money, but also because of
superior quality.
The toasls nt. a banquet often make
it a case of "siulf and n.inaeuse."
A full dross suit is especially full
on a tipsy fat mar..
Hundreds of dealers say the extra
quantity and superior quality of De
fiance Stan-h i.i fast taking place of
all other brands. Others say they
cannot sell any other starch.
Too r.'any hi.li brills will h ad you
to the "three
The .:; de:-:t thing in Kfo is to hr.ve
nothing to live !,;.
Any one cr.n dye with Pl'TNAM
FADKI.l'SS DYES; no exp riencc re
quired. Debt is the hangman's no:so around
prosperity.
Beauty is skin deep, and few have
thick skins.
To Cure a Coltl i" One day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quir.ino Tablets. All
druggists refuu-1 money if it fails toc ure.-Oc.
Making Glass.
The art of making glass was intro
duced into Japan about one hundred
and fifty years ago hy a Hollander,
who settled at Osaka. For several
generations the knowledge of the pro
cess was confined to a single family,
and it was net until about 1S7C that
the general employment of coal, in
stead of charcoal., and the construc
tion of brick chimneys enabled the
manufacturers to introduce improve-
ments which placed the industry on j
a substantial basis. Osaka has eonnn- j
ued to be the center of the industry, j
and now manufactures for export, be
sides supplying the home demand. j
An Electric Printing Apparatus.
Berlin will soon have an electric
distance printing apparatus as an ad
junct to the telephone. Through the
contract with the postofhee depart
ment, of which the telegraph and tele
phone system is a part, the Ferndruck
er company is able to establish a
special service for subscribers in Ber
lin and its suburbs, who can exchange
communications in printed type by
way of the main i olograph office. The
apparatus is similar to a typewriting
machine. After connection is made,
communication can be had by simply
manipulating the machine like a type
writer; even if the addressee be ab
sent, the printing is done as if some
one weer at the instrument.
Well Remembered.
Valley City, X. Dak., Dec. 14. Two
"years ago Mrs. Matilda M. Boucher of
this place suffered a great deal with a
dizziness in her head. She was cured
of this by a remedy called Dodd's Kid
ney Pills, and has not been troubled
since.
Shortly afterwards she had a had
bilious attack, and for this she used
Diamond Dinner Pills and was com
pletely cured in a hort time.
In January. 1903, she had an attack
of Sciatica, of which she says:
"I was almost helpless with the Sci
atica, but remembering what Dodd's
Kidney Pills and Diamond Dinner Pills
had done for me before.. I commenced
a treatment of these medicines and In
Three weeks I v.-as completely restored
to health. I have great faith in these
medicines, for they have been of so
much benefit to me."
Dodd's Kidney Pills are very popular
in Bornc-s County, having made a
great many splendid cures of Sciatica,
Rheumatism and Kidney Troubles.
Many families use no other medicine.
ing unpopular that it is a wonder the
average man has any friends at all.
"Worlds Talr."
A St. Loui3 World's Fair Informa
tion Bureau has been established at
1601 Farnam St.. Omaha, Neb., in
charge of Harry E. Moores. where all
information will be cheerfully fur
nished free of charge.
Piecework the pie man's.
mm
mm
.t.oaonar,. 41tH
ft
"?JEW
Loaded Black Powder Shcl!s
shoot stronger
than any other black powder
they are loaded more carefully
and made more scientifically.
Try them. They are
m9T-m rm - m tm i m i-jr arr rr m it a m ii"v wr?.
Telling a girl shr has a heart of
stone is not equivrleiit to culling her
a "i-eacb."
Don't you linriw that Oelj'inoc
Starch, br-sio.es being sib.-'dul'-iy sup'
i inr Oi any riihr r, i.; put up l'i f.tw'-;
in p;ici:::ve ;,;il ;r i!s at s:w i" price
as lll-oui'.c- )' '1 a .-'. ". of otlir-r 1 .'! '.'
Viiii can"? ;:. r. ;:u i T -r 1 ol'ti
()!t."e a v.'r-ei; v. itii:;Ut scj-a:
veneering.
- th-in
i : his
Ilii'iculr' torn down r.ore (1.;lh
it has r r buiit.
Use tho bct.. ThaCf why tliry buy itrvl
Cros.-i iJall illuu. At lo:t:iii:,'j;ro"er.J, :"r;cuUs,
You cannot carry a crooked rub
along thr; straight road.
He became the Man of Sorrows for
the sorrows of men.
Storekeepers report that the extra
quantity, together with the superior
quality of Delia nee Starch, makes it.
next to impossible to sell ;my oihor
brand.
Thr- peTponiine dancer rlr;r-sii't cart!
to "see snakes."
'"Don't feel flatterer! that I laugh at
your jokes," said au Atchison man to
a joker. "I laugh because I am goo"
naturi d.''
Feet Comfortable Ever Sine.
'T suffered for vea rs wit h m v fr-r-t. A friend
re.-r.imnonded AI.I.KN'S FOO'I -KASl :. I
used t wo boxes of the powder, and my foot
have been cnlirelv comfortable over sinr-e.
ALhKN'S FOOT-EASE is certair.ly a god
send to mo. V.'m. E. SworinstedtAVashiiig
t&n, D. C' Sold by all Druggists, 5c.
Tho let'er carrier is not expected
t t (iie at hi3 post.
50,000 AMERICANS
WERE WELCOMED TO
OWED TO
Western
Canada
DURING LAST YEAR.
Tl:e ar settled and f ettling on tiii Cnlr. r.d
Crazies I.andd. and are j.rosperou1 uiCil.
Sir Wilfred Laurier recently said : "A new s(r
!is risen on the horion. and it is toward it tlitt
every imrr.! trint who leaves the lind uf Iii-- an' e -tor
to come and &eek a home for hin'.seif now
tuins bis eaze" Canada. There is
Room for Millions.
-KKK Huuiettt -ad4 ffiven away. Srlirx:,
C. luirclif, KullM'ayH, Markets, C'll.mU-.
ecryHiii)j lo bo d-slrert.
Fcr a detrriptive Atlas and other information,
apply to Si:perintei.dent immigration. Onawa. Caij
ada. or tuihorized knad:an 'overnmei.t Aktii -'.V.
. fcenntll. mil New Voik t.:io iluiiJ.i.g.
Omaha, Neb.
OAPSlCLJfJ VASELIHE
(ITT VP IV r.jr LAPflLl! Tritr.- I
A substit Jte lor a.'-.i s;;iei ior to m j tard or r;T
cthf r pla ter, and v.-iil not blister the most
deiirr.te f.kin. The r.n-aii:yins ar.: c :ra::ve
f;-jsltt:es cf this Driirie are wonderl';!. It will
stop the toothache at onre. ana i'-):eve he.i j
irlie sr. J sciatfa. We reco;nr..t rid it s t he he t
nd safest estrnal co:nter-ii niiit 1-r.v. n. a;o
s an external ietn-ciy tor r---i.i3 itj the client
and btomarh end all rhe'iTintir. nm ;,:.d
Koi'ty rornr l:ir.ti. A trial t.i!1 r rv- e wrta: we
claim for ar.d it will h". f.i-rd t be ir-. ah:- t
able in the h' uieiiol i. Ma-iv r-r-T.'t --;y " it
the beft cf a!l your preijara-.'.v -. ' 1'rjra 15
rents, at all dr-:gii t c r tj-.'..-: r.iA'-v . cr L y
sendir.c th s amount to u"! i.n ;"-si. iimt we
will Eerd you a tube bv tnail. No nr,.:c!T hould
be acceiued by the o i! ic unl-'s the same
carried cur label, as otherwise i t i ::oi ifcnuiuc
CHESEBKOl Grl MFG. CO..
li State htrect. .New Vcrk C:tt,
THRIFTY FARMERS
are tnvltei to settle In tlie nfare of Nfarjr;nd. wheie
they wl.l find udeltxiirful and healthy r.ltnate. firt
market f'r t heir r-rod Jcti and plen'y of land
at r-a-n!j'e prlr-e. NIp a".d crM-ri(it!ve ptup:i
leu w;:i be eni f rr o-i i r1 l' "on vt
H. BADENHOOP,
Sec'j State Board of Immiaraticn. BALTIMORE. MO.
B EGGS' CHERRY COUGH
SYRUP cures coughs and colds.
lill
i
opposition and has won its way t the lie.utr.
of the people. The na'.ural tiv.idily which
so manv people have felt about eivin en
dorsements to any icmedy i : ivini way.
Gratitude and a desiie to he!;. 1 1 1 r ; h.is
inspired thousands of people t . public
testimonials for Peruna who hei ! '.oie would
not have consented to such pubh ! y.
Never before in the ann.ihol m-di ine has
it happened that so many men oi nation.. I
and international reputation have been will
ing to j,ive unqualified and pubic tndoise
ments to a proprietary r mrdy. N amomii
of advertising could hac aicon.j iished su li
a result. Peruna has won on its own iim mIs.
Peruna cures catarrh oi whale,' r ph.ee or
location in the human body. 1 t at is why l
receives so many notable and I'.niqii' ci in
dorsements. Address The Pcnma MT.Co.. Co
lumbus. Ohio, ior free ht :ature on .-.ilatili.
Almanac for 190 1.
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When Answerlr-g Ad vertitemento
Kir.dly Mention Th1: Paoer.
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