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During Change of Life How
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege
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Her a Well Woman.
Iola, Kansas. "During tho Chango
of Lifo I was sick for two years. Bo
lero I took your med
icine I could not
bear tho weight of
my clothes and was
bloated very badly.
Idoctored with threo
doctors but they did
mo no good. They
said naturo must
havo its way. My
sister advised mo to
take Lydia E. Pink
ham's Votrotablo
Compound and I purchased a bottle.
Before it was gono tho bloating left mo
and I was not so coro. I continued tak
ing it until I had taken twelve bottles.
Now I am stronger than I havo been for
years and can do all my work, even tho
washing. Your medicine is worth its
weight in gold. I cannot praiso it
enough. If moro women would tako
your medicine thcro would be' moro
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ter for tho good of others." Mrs. D.
B. Brown, 809 N.Walnut St, Iola,Kan.
Change of Lifo is ono of tho most
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Women everywhere should remember
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THESE, AS WELL A8 OTHER
MIXED FARMING BRANCHES,
PAY IN WESTERN CANADA.
Truck gardening and poultry grow
lng aro two branches of ngrlcultura
In which tho farmers near tho mnin
lines of tho threo transcontinental
lines traversing Western Canada ara
much concerned. Tho abundanco of
sunshine during the long days from
May to September, and adequate mols
turo In tho spring and early suinmor
permit of a wide variety of crops. The
soil is rich and warm and is easily
worked. Closo attention to cultiva
tion has resulted In record yields of
all sorts of vegetablo and small fruits
which bring good prices in tho cities
and at the numerous railway construc
tion camps.
Mr. Harris Olum, an Alberta farmer,
camo from South Dakota eleven years
ago and homesteaded the first 160
acres In his township in 1902, which
was divided botween grain and pas
ture. Ho earned sufllctont monoy to
buy a quarter section of railway land
at $11 an aero. The half section netted
proportionate profits and he gradually
Increased his holdings to 1,920 acres,
which was devoted to mixed farming
last year. He values his land at $50
an acre.
Mr. Olum markets from 100 to 125
hogs and a similar number of beof
cattle each year. Ho has 200 hogs,
mostly puro bred Poland China, 25
head draft horses and 35 head of puro
bred Hereford cattle. By feeding bar
ley to hogs ho estimates that the grain
nets him SO cents n bushel, as com
pared with 40 cents, tho average mar
ket price when delivered to the ware
house. His average crop of barley is
40 bushels to the acre, while oats av
erage SO bushels.
By writing any Canadian Govern
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districts on which to secure home
steads will be cheerfully given. Ad
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Tho almost unanimous verdict of
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portant crisis in tho history of the
most Important branch of the human
race was a task that none but the
g-eatest of men could successfully
perform. Caesar swept one obstacle
after another aside, and stood at last
whero ho meant to stand.
What They Trusted.
Having ascertained his weight on
the railway station weighing machino
the man said to the porter:
"Isn't It a lack of business foresight
to put one of those machines that dis
tribute prizes to persons who guess
their own weight correctly, bang up
against other scales that they could
get weighed on 'before hand, and thus
guess on a sure thing? You must
havo great faith In human nature,
you?"
"Oh, no, sir," said the porter, "but
wo have In the machine."
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The devil considers It safe to sleep
In the church whoro tho preaching
keeps nobody awake.
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GASTOBIA
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FRIEND OF CONVICTS
New York Sales Agent Long Ac-
tive in Prison Reform.
Frederick H. Mills Transferred Men
From Jalla to Responsible Jobs In
Banks and Spent Much Time
Aiding Unfortunates.
Now York. In 1881 a Chicago mer
chant took a young man to tho First
National bank In that city nnd Intro
duced him to tho president, Lymuu
J. Gago, afterward secretary of tho
treasury, as Frederick Mills, chief
clerk of tho stato reformatory at
Elmlra, N. Y.
"I want to got a position In your
bank for a friend of mine, Mr. Gago,"
Bald young Mills. "Ho Is a man of
experience nnd ability and has tho
best of references from tho Uank of
North America In Montreal, where he
waa employed for several years.
"Where is ho now?" Mr. Gage In
quired. "Ho Is In the Elmlra reformatory,"
replied tho young man. "Ho has just
finished his term there nnd Is watting
to got a Job In order to bo allowed to
leavo."
The bank president stared hard at
hla visitor for a moment and, discover
ing from his manner that ho was seri
ous, resisted an Inclination to becomo
angry, but laughed long and loud In
stead. "Did you come out hero with the
Impression that tho Chicago banks se
lect their clerks from tho reforma
tories?" ho asked.
Thirty years ago, before the new
penology was born of sclenco and
philanthropy, the Idea of giving an ox
convict employment seomed prepos
terous to tho average man of business.
Young Mills, however, was not to be
rebuffed. He related to Mr. Gage tho
story of the coming of tho Montreal
bank clerk to New York to better his
fortunes nnd of his vteldlne to tomn-
tatIon In the metropolis; ho told of tho
opportunities no naa tor studying tue
other's character In the reformatory
office and ho asserted his oDlnlon t it
here was a chance for tho bank presi
dent to save a human life from wreck.
Mr. Gage argued tho matter with
Mr. Mills for half nn hour nnd dis
cussed It with him for an equal period
ana at tue end of an hour promised
TELLS OF
Amundsen Declares He Found It
Under a Hot Sun.
Explorer and Party Reached Southern
Axis of Earth In Shirt Sleeves, He
Asserts In Story to Chi-
cagoans.
Chicago. Ho aid Amundsen discov
ered the Bouth pole In his undershirt.
The Norwegian explorer, who on De
cember 16, 1911, planted his coun
try's flag at tho earth's southern axis,
Is himself authority for this state
ment. It need not startle any ono.
Tho sun was shining in a cloudless sky
nnd the thermometer registered only
15 degrees below zero. This seemed
real warm nnd summery to a man who
had become Inured to temperatures
60 and 75 degrees below during the
antarctic winter.
Captain Amundsen was visiting Chi
cago. As he sat In the University
club, Immaculate and smartly groomed
as any dandy of tho boulovards, ho
did not appear as if ho could bo capa
ble of anything so unconventional as
Capt. Roald Amundsen.
discovering the south pole in his un
dershirt. Ono would fancy ho would
have dono It In evening clothes.''
"Our Journey was very pleasant."
said tho Buave Norseman. "We un
derwent no hardships to speak of. Wo
had a little tiouble getting over the
great Ice range of tho Queen Maud
mountains at 85 degrees south, but af
ter that wo camo out on a high plat
eau, which sloped down In one smooth
and unbroken expanso of hard, frozen
snow to the pole.
"It was downhill all the way and
we were on skis. So you might say
wo tobogganed to tho polo. The sled
dogs had hard work to keep up with
us.
"There wore five of us Holmor Han
Ben, Oscar Wlstlng, Sverre Hassel,
Olaf njaaland and myself. We had
plenty to eat, banqueting every day
on pemmlcan, blBcult, chocolate and
powdered milk. Tho weather was
hot We dripped with perspiration,
oven in our light clothes.
DOG GUARDS MAN IN DITCH
Remarkable Faithfulness of Animal
Shown at Louisville Wreck
After Owner Dies.
Louisville, Ky Whon roscuers
reached tho sceno of a wreck which
occurred here, when throe cars of a
Daltlmoro & Ohio freight train
dropped over an eight-foot trestle,
they found tho mangled body of
Charles Woodsman, switchman, In n
ditch still clutching his lantorn, with
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Surrounded by files containing over 130,000 cards, holding a silent but
posltlvo Identification of every man who hub enlisted In tho navy Blnco
1907, J. B. Tuylor, chief of tho navy's finger print bureau, Is becoming tho
terror o'f mon who havo proved unfaithful In their country's service. In
the four years tho system has been in operation 1.700 men havo been
caught. Of thoso npprchended last yoar many wero deserters, and others
had been dishonorably discharged nnd forbidden to re-enllst.
that tho Elmlra graduate should havo
a plnco in tho bank. Tho man rose
to tho position of head bookkeeper In
the First NnMonal bank of Cliicaso
and was a trusted omployo until his
health gave out a few years ago.
President Gage then sent m to a
health resort in California and took
care of him until his death.
This Incident Is only ono of nany of
tho same nature that explain why it Is
that Frederick Hamlin Mills, who of
fered his resignation as sales t;ent of
tho prison department of the stato
recently In order to promote harmony
between Superintendent of Prisons
Scott aiiu Governor Sulzer, Is a man of
many friends. Theso friends' range
f. m tho penologists and Btudcnts of
criminology of America and the rest
of the world, tho pilson officials the
United StateB and a wide" church and
social circles, to scorrs of ex-convlcts
who are today earning an honost
POLE TRIP
"Our first observation, on December
16, showed 89 degrees, 65 minutes.
We were five miles from tho pole. Wo
hurried forward. Skiing along under
a blazing sunthat's the word, blaz
ing made us hot. We took oft our
sweaters and silk coats and threw
them on the sleds. Still It was warm
work, even In our undershirts. When
wo thought we had covered five miles
wo took another observation. We
were at 89 degrees 59 minutes. That
left tho polo a mllo away. Wo trav
ersed that mile and erected a tent and
placed a Norwegian flag on top of it
above what we believed was tho pole
Itself.
"We remained ni tne pole throe
days and set up flags in all directions.
Then we went forty-five miles beyond
the polo. The land or tho ice and
Bnow, that covered It to an unknown
depth, still sloped downward. . It
seemed an If we were still going
south. But wo were not. Wo were
going north. In taking two steps at
the pole we went both south and
north, and I maj say that at thnt.
point where nil meridians convorgo'
one stride would take us from the
longitude of New York tn thnt nf
San Francisco.
"There was no excitement when we
found ourselves at tho pole." Captain
Amundsen added. "No one danced or
hurrahed. I knew we would get there.
We all knew it. Wo had never doubt
ed It. It seemed a nerfoctlv nntumi
thing to bo there. Wo felt at home. If
we hadn't got there, there might have
been occasion for some excltoment."
GOTHAM TO GIVE UP NAVY
Cost of Maintaining Training Ship for
Merchant Marine Proves Too Ex-
pensive for Results Obtained.
New York. The nnvy of Now York
will bo put out of commission within
the year, unlesB something unexpect
ed comes tip to rescind the order
which has jiiHt been Issued, nnd the
flag of New York will bo seen no more
on tho high sens or In tho ports of
the Mediterranean nnd tho north At
lantic Ever since 1874 New York has muln
tained a naval school for tho training
of officers for the Amorlcan merchant,
murine. Tho fact that tlioro was no
American merchnnt marine to speak
of did not at all prevent a great many
boyn from attending the school and
cruising six and eight montliB at a
tlmo, partly at the expense of the
state, partly of the city and partly of
the nation.
In accordance with a long-established
policy, the United States navy
has furnished a vessel nnd a com
manding officer for each of the naval
schools of the coast states. During the
winter the ship Iny at a pier In the
East river, comfortably housed over
and furnlsllinc a cnnvnntnnt nnd mtv
I schoolhouso for the boys, numbering
from 100 to 250. who worn students
The board of education of New York
city has had charge of tho school
Klnco the organization of Greater Now
York, and it IiaH L-rllmhlvl nrrnnlnnnl.
ly becausn of tho cost of maintaining
1 (he schoolshlp. A fow years ago the
which a momont tiorore ho had flashed
the danger signal, and, standing above
tho body, his dog, which had been
following tho train through the yards.
Only after the dog had been draggod
away by foroo were tho members of
tho train crow able to extricate the
body.
According to tho engineer, tho train
wns bncklng on tho trestle in tho
yards when WoodBmall, who was on
top of the second car from the ond,
flashed a dangor signal and a moment
later disappeared Tho engineer ap-
livelihood through Mr. Mills' Instru
mentality and to men t . tho prisons
who look to him for assistance on
their rolonso.
It was his success with tho first two
ex-convicts for whom ho obtnlnod em
ployment that led Mr. Mills to koop
up tho work, Ab an Illustration of the
possibilities of reform among men
punished for crime, Mr. Mills relates
an experience In Chicago a fow years
ago. On this occasion ho was asked
to dlno with five ono tlmo convicts ho
had befriended, threo of them from
tho Elmlra reformatory. Ono of the
five was Jarvls, then head bookkeeper
of tho First National bank; another
was private secretary to tho general
managor of one tho most famous rail
roads In tho country; a third was
vice-president of a big coal company,
and the others wore tho chief cashier
of a manufacturing company and a
theatrical manager.
URGES BLUE DRESS SUITS
Italian Nobleman Says Conventional
Black Is Sign of Artistic De
cadence Here.
Boston. Duke Pompela Lltta of Mi
lan, Italy, who 1b In this city as guest
of the Twentieth Century club, be
Hevqs that the convonttonnl black eve
ning clothes worn by Amorlcan men
Is a sign of artistic decadence,
"Tho art of bolng magnificent is on
tlroly lost In America," ho declared in
an Interview. "The only thing of color
In American life Is the color of the
hats of ladles. They are wonderful.
Where do they- como from? Even In
Paris 1 have never seen such hats.
"But the men, I pity them. Always
somberly clothed, they scorn to go
through lifo so sadly. I can under
stand why, perhaps, they wear black
and grays and browns to business. But
oven for evening wear they choose
black.
"I do not lolv in this. Why can
not tho Amerlcnn gentlemen, on pleas
ure bent, relax? I should suggest a
dress suit. of pprhnps pale blue or
gray or with a fine stripe, In the fu
ture." Blamed Carrier for Loss,
New York. "I want to know the
name of the parcel post carrier who
ate tho other half of this cake?" de
manded an Indignant suffragctU as
sno rushed Into tho New York post of
fice, exhibiting part of a sponge cake.
"I suppose ha got hungry while ho
was carrying It around and kept nib
bling nt It." PostnifiHtnr Twrl
plained that the cake had not been
eaten, but crushed Into crumbs.
SL Mary was recalled and the gun
boat Newport was substituted. The
Newport, unlike hei predecessor, has
engines and uho has proved to bo a
mighty coal eater at a tlmo whon coal
Is costly. Also, tho board complained.
paruntB persisted in, looking upon tho
schoolshlp na, a sort of reformatory,
whero they could load bad bovs and
get rid of them for half a year in
hands that wero capablo of handling
them without glovs. If It wus necos
snry. Accordingly, tho bonrd has ap
plied for a change In tho city chartor
abolishing tho nnvnl school altogether
DINNER BY PARCEL POST
Each Guest Malls an Item on
Menu Is the Very Latest So
cial Novelty.
the
Pee'ksklil, N. Y. A "parcel post"
dinner was Introduced as a social nov
elty by Mr nnd Mrs. A. J. Giles of
Peeksklll, who gave ono in their homo
with a menu of foodstuffs prepared In
distant localities and shipped to them
by parcel poBt. Tho out-of-town
guests mailed their contributions to
the dinner beforo starting for Peeksklll
to enjoy the fensL Thero was a largo
roasted chicken from Bound Brook,
N. J., corn bread and cheese from Vir
ginia, meat products from Chicago,
fruit from Washington, D. O., and pas
try from New York No food was pre
pared by the host or hostess.
piled tho emorgenoy brakeB and
stoppod tho train, but not In tlmo to
provent the throo hindmost cars from
dropping over the trostlo. Tho causa
of tho accident has not boon deter
mined. 8eek Historic Cup.
Mainz, Germany. Government do
toctlves are searching for a historic
Bllvor cup used by Hmporor William
In 1898 In toasting tho Oorman troops,
which has mystorlously disappeared
from tho Mnlnz musoum,
TAKE PERUNA FOR
COUGHS AND COLDS
If you used Pe
runa at tho begin
nlnjt of every cold
you would then ap
prccialo tho vsluo
of this great rem
edy. Do not wait
until tho cold has
fastened itself up
on you. Tako it at
the first evmntom.
This la the way to
ward off tho cold
so that it does you
no harm.
Pcruna uted In
S.B.IURTMAN.M,D.C0,d ' ,
Columbus, Ohio
cough entirely.
Yc, I mean
what I say. It pre-
vents a cough. A couh Is an effort to
expel catarrhal discharges in tho bron
chial tuhca. There would bo no catarrhal
discharges In the bronchial tubes if Pc
runa was taken at tho beginning of a cold,
therefore thcro would be no cough. Don't
you catch tho point?
After tho cough begins Peruna will
top it just as quickly as it ought to
bo stopped. To stop a cough beforo all
of the oxpectorntinn has been removed is
Can bo
80 IT WOULD SEEM.
"What Is a 'figure of spooch,' par
"Well, If talk is cheap, it must be
a pretty small figure."
A GRATEFUL OLD MAN.
Mr.W.D. Smith, Ethel, Ky writes:
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for ton or twelve years and they have
dono mo a great deal of good. I do
not think I would be
alive today If it
wero not for Dodd's
Kidney Pills. I
strained my back
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troubled with lnflam-
mntlnn nf thn lilnrl.
D. Smith. der Dodd'a Kidney
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Trouble. I tako Dodd's Kidney Pills
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and you may uoo my picture In con
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Smith about this wonderful remedy.
Dodd's Kidney Pills, SOc. per box at
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Buffalo, N. Y. Write for Household
Hints, also muslo of National Anthem
(English and German words) and reci
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Adr.
Where He Got It.
"The first time my little boy fell
In love he got It In tho neck."
"Sho Bnubbed him, eh?"
"No, but ho started In to washing
his neck without being told."
Robbery 1b robbory, no matter
whether It Is done by tho sandbag, or
a trick In trude.
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GENUINE Rogers ware, the beautiful and
exclusive LaVignc or Grape pattern, finished
in the fashionable French Gray. Each spoon
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WHITE metal base. With ordinary wear
they will last a life time.
Here is tho Offer
One spoon given for 20 Galvanic Soap
wrappers (front panel only) and one 2c stamp
or SIX SPOONS for 100 Galvanic wrappers
and five 2c stamps. Coupons from Johnson's
Washing Powder count the same as wrappers.
Why Yon Should Buy Galvanic by the Box
I st. It is cheaper than buying a
few cakes at a time.
2nd. When the wrappers are re
moved the soap dries out
and goes almost twice as far
as when fresh.
3rd. You get six Rogers Silver
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Mall wtapfxn to the premium department
B. J. Johnson Soap Co.
Milwaukee, Wis.
J Hut CoD(h Syrup. TmIm Good, Vt fejj
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to do great Injury. After tho expectora
tion has been properly removed the cough
will stop jUelf. That is the only proper
way to stop a cough.
Occasionally a cough depends upon aa
irritablo condition nf Hia !;itir ,,r !..
chial tubes, in which there is little or no
expectoration.
Tho timhlcm nf atnnninir aiirT, a fmiot.
is a slightly different one. Even in thos
cases reruna ought to bo taken, but some
times it is necssary that local treatment
be added.
Hut in any case Peruna Is needed. Yoi
do rot have to stop fo write me. Geo
Peruna il once and commence takine It.
You can get rid of that cough sooner I
beliore than in any other way.
Should you wish to consult me at any
tlmo while you aro taking Pcruna you ara
at perfect liberty to write me. Your let
ters will bo held strictlv MnRittl.1 ..!
you will receive prompt answer.
I want to stop that cough of yours.
I want to stop it beforo it really begin.
I want to uton It hitfnrn U Vina ,..
to injuro your lungs, an Injury that you
may not recover from during your whom
life. Yes, I do. You do your part. I
wdl do mino. No, 54.
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looklrtKlroaaTfirTthloir. Local acanta wasted. Lanraat aalllaar
lorMremovlrlnaiUteaeatwelTaTeara. "
SrOHN MKDIOAk CO.aCaaafataaalBaetarklasMa, GOShn Ind.. U.S. A.
No Nostalgia.
II, Atterbury Smith, who with hla
open stairway plan promises to revo
lutionize the tenement house, said In
New York:
"Tho open stairway tenement, with
Its abundanco of sunshine and fresh
air, will make a tonement apartment
actually a homo. The tenement dwell
er of the future needn't feel like Cap?
tain Salt.
" 'I've Balled the seas for 67 years,'
Captain Salt, a seasoned old 'shell
back,' boastod.
" 'Don't you ever get homesick, cajr
tain?' a lady asked.
"'Homesick? Me homesick? said
Captain Salt. 'No-airco! I ain't boms
enough for that'"
Flattery,
Visitor So ho trimmed the people
hero out of thousands of dollars? Ho
must have boon smooth. How did he
do it?
Native Simply by addressing every
Democrat in town, in an apparently
absont way, as "postmaster." Puck.
Will Dawn Upon Him 8oma Day.
"Oh, yes; Jack adores me; I've
known It for weoks."
"Then what's bothering you?"
"What's bothering mcl Why I'va
got to wait for him to find it out."
Boston Evening Transcript
ALBERTA
THE PRICE OF
BEEF
T ninn awn am
astaiHfc
For yaars tba Proviso
or Albert (Western
Canada) tba Bit?
UaneblDgOonntryJlaojr
otlboae ranchea todajr
aralmmeDSeiralnflahts
and tha cattla hava
Diana ta tba cultivation o
wheat. oat. barter anil flaxi tba
change baa Dad man? Utoatapo
of Americans, settled on this
plains, wealthy, bat It baa in.
creased the prlc of live stocK.
There la splssdla opportunity
now to get, "
Free Homestead
o f 180 sere (and another m pre
emption) tn tha newer district
and proancoeltaercaUMor grain.
The crops ara always cood, tba
climate Is excellent, schools and
obnrchea are conrenlent, market
fplendld. in either Manitoba,, Sas
katchewan or Alberta.
, Hend (or literature, tha latest
intormaUoB. railway rates, eta, to
J. M.HidKUai, kiw JUtHtrttw. 1 R
l.. GUUTT. )1I Jsdois St. St rst, lbs.
Canadian Oorarnmant'AfanU, or
addreaa Superintendent of
Immigration, Ottawa Caasaa.
to
1
THOMPSON
Qaicltlr
relloTM
I TaaK. I ft Hum wi aa vua.
EYE W
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JOHN r..TUUMTtOX UON9& CO.,Tro,X.X'.
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W. N. U., 8IOUX CITY, NO. 6M913.
