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V The Quality of N : 1 Hard Wheat
i Cannot Be Beaten.
The Canadlnn West In tbo past fivQ
or ten years hns gl\'en n Bet baclc to
the theory that largo cities nro the
bacltbono of n country nnd n nation's
best fisset , { ere wo have n country
where no clt > . exceeds 100,000 , ar.d
where only ono comes within easy
dlstmco , of , thnt figure , nccordlng to
the census just tal\On aud where no
other city reaches n population ex.
ceedlng 1li,000 , The places with n
populntlon over li.OOO cnn be counted
UPOl1 the fingers of ono hnnd , and ) 'et
the prosperity that provnlls Is s6me.
thing \1nprecedentClI In the history of
nl1 countries past or present ,
The reason for this marvelO\uJ
prosperity Is not hnrd to t3eel , . The
largo mnjorlty of the 810,000 people
who Inlla\lt \ Manltobn , Snslmtchownn
nml AI\ertn \ , Have gene 'on to the fnrm ,
nnd have botalccn them8'lvos to the
tasle of not only feeding and clothing
themselveut ! : \ of raising food for
others less Impplly clrcmnstanced.
The crop of 110G ! , although not ab ,
normal , Is an eyeopener to many who
provlousl ' had given 1Il0e thought to
tile subjcct. Ninety mlJllon bU3hels or
wheat at 70 cents per bushel-G3OOO. .
000 : 7G,000.000 lmshels of oats at 30 ,
cents 1101' bushol-$22SOOOOO : 17,000 , .
OO bushels of barler atto cenlo 11m'
bushel-GSOO.OO : > : malccs n. total of
$92GOOo o. 'I'hls Is altogether outsho ]
the root products : dairy produce , and
the returns from the cattle trade ; the
beet sugar Industi' ' ami the various
\ , other I > Y'11roducta at mixe'd farming ,
When sitch 'returns are obtalnablo
from the [ Jell It Is not to be wondered
at that many 0.1'0 ] eavlng the congQst.
, cd districts df the eayet , to ta1w upon
themselves the mo of the pralrlo farm
nnd the lahor of the holtsbandmnn.
Wltl ! the construction of additional
railroads no\ venues , for agrlcultur.
al enterprlso are ol1onlng up , and 1m.
)1roved opportunities nro , . rrered to the
BotUer who undorstnnds pralrlo farm.
_ fng , and Is willing to Ida his l1art In
building up the new coulllr ' .
This Is the theme that 1\11' . .T. .T. H111 ,
the veteran railroad \u11dor \ In the
West , 'has laid before the people In a
series of addresses " , } } Ich ho 11:1s
. t given at various 11 ints Uuring the
past few months , and. havIng been
for so long Identified with the devel.
opment of the West , there are few
men better' ' qualified than he to ex.
11ress an opinIon upon it. 'I'a\O care
of the countr ' , saj'S he , and the cities
will ta1\O care of them solves.
The farmers of the 'Western States
nnd the Canadian 'Vest , are mal'O
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J ' - prosperous than o\'er before , and
/ when It comes to measmlng re.
I sult ! ! , _ thO" Canadian appears to ha vo
somewhat the belter of It , Hln land
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fs cheaper In fact. the government
. continues , to give free homesteads to
BetUers , and the returns pel' acre are
heavIer when the crop Is harvested.
Farming land In the Woste1'l1 States
runs from $ GO to $ lliO an acre and UI1 ,
whereas equaJJj' good soil may o pur.
chnsed In Canada for $8 to $ lli per
of < ncre , wIthIn eaGY reach .0J a shipping
. . . , point , and much of this Is : wallablo
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' for free homesteading. ' } 'ho quality of
the Canadian No , 1 hard wheat can.
I not bo beaten , and the returns to the
acre are several bushels better tlJ..v..n
on this side of the line ; the 5011 and
'cllmato of that country b lngl1ecullar. .
ly adapted to wheat growing.
The fact Is evidently appreciated
by the large number of AmerIcan
farmers who ] 1I1ve In the ) Jast two or
three years settlcd In' the Canadian
West. The agents of the Canadian
\ Government , whmo : dres will be
round elowhere , advise U9 that for
,
the fiscal 'car .190 t-5 , the recordn
, show that 43,5,13 Americans scttled In
I Canada , find In 190G the number
i relcl1Cd : 7,700. From all of which. It
appears that at present , there i3 a
good thing In farming In Western
: Canada , ! lnd that the American farm.
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or ID not claw to nvr.n himself of It.
A BRIDGE OF rIlAHOGANV.
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Valuable Wood Uced In Mexican Struo-
ture for PedetrlanG and Teams.
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As mahoanr ; III among the most
costlr woods In the Ylorld , It may bo
inferred that thl3 tropical material
Is not very oKtenslvcly employed In
the construction of bulhllngs , etc , A
. brldgo constructed of soltl ! mahogany
Is certaInly a rarity , n curIosity ,
Them is ono , claimed to be the only
one In the world. built of that mate.
rial. This structure Is located In the
' ( lep : rtment f Palenquo , state of Chi ,
1 npas , republic of Moxlco. This dls.
trlct lies In the extreme soutl\western
part of Mexico , near the boundar , } ' line
r of GuatQmala ,
'I'he mahotanr bridge Is construct.
cd entirely of that valuable wood ,
e\cept sarno Iron hraces and nails that
are necCBsarr. 'rho brIdge spans theme
mo 1\lIc1101 and Its total length. In ,
cluding approaches , exceeds HiO feet ,
while the width Is l feet. It Is used
. b ' beth teams and ] 1edostrlans and ,
though somewhat rude antl prlmlUve
In consl1'uctlon. It Is very substantial
None of the tlmbcr of the fioorln
v/ero sawed , for In tl1at region there
1\1'0 no sa.wmllls , but were he-n un
split.
In that section of oM 1\Ioxlco then
are several very large rubboI' planta
lions , anJ m\hogany trees are qult (
common , In clearIng away the trap
Icnl forests for setting- out the } 'oun (
l'ubbcl' trees the mnhoaany growlIu
r.ro also cut down tlnd removed. AI
this wood Is qillto abundant , some 0
It was used In bul1'lIng the brldge.-
II m l'1can ] nventor ,
Hammocks In Sleeping Carll.
1:1 Nom Scolla the oxperlment ha
been tried of running a train wltJ
hammocks Instealof the uSUliI bunk
- In the Glee1llng cars. It WIUJ a grcli
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TRIBUTE TO AMERICAN BOY.
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: He Has Improved Milrkedly of Latc ,
Declares a Casual Observer ,
, It seelUs to mQ that t110 qtlallty
'of the o } ' now growing , tll } In this
country Is pooullar\j \ : fine. IIo Is not
only less obstreperous atHl ogotlstlcal.
ut elenrer nllli clennor minded than
the laI' of twenty yem's ago , Ills mI.
vance physically .w111 be mnnlfest to
anyone who will coml1aro the fignre1 !
In n clnss lhotogral1h of toda ) ' with
Uioso of ) 'ostol'day. lIe Is tnller ,
straighter , bet1lI' : featurcI , finer
hnlred-handsolUor :111(1 moro 111\0 n
thoroughbred In cver.var , writes
George IIarve ' in I.ho North Amorl.
ctln Rovlo' ' ' .
The exercise to which much or this
Jml1rovoment Is attributable may be
no lUoro zealous , but It Beoms to be
less spasmodic , mal'O consistent nmI
better mlul1ted to Its true purpose. .
As' an Inevltablo sequence , his habits.
na\'o lJecomo mal'O regular , Improving
In turn his ma nera.
Altogether he has become attractive , '
partially In what ho mIght resent
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\olnl \ ; called a girlish seuse , as tho'
effect of his greater tlellcacy , but
chlel1) ' In 11 Imrely mascul1no way ,
slnco In point of real1t ) . ho was neveI'I
bororo BO 1111\nly or so scrupulous of
bG [ personal honor.
Ilts mother 11.1 the ono chlefi ' re. ,
sponsl\lo \ fa I' lhls llallpy ovoll1t1on ,
' ' ' her denned
'l'hlrtr yoat's ago 11rototnlo
n cap and became fraukly middle.
aged cat marrlnge. From thnt day the
principal featmo of Ier personal np.
poarance-hor fIgurc-ceased to Intor.
est her especially , and at forty she
; wns satisfactory to a degree as a
, mother , \ut \ utterl. } ' worthless as n
comrade nnd as a holper. To.day at
fortyf1vo. she fs her tlnughter's equal
: In appearance , and usually , wo be ,
111 eve , her suporlor In lne possession of
that. m 'sterlous , Indefina\le \ , ) 'ot pe-
cullnrly fascinating quaUty Imown as
"charm. " She has not only mnln.
talned , but enhanced , her attractiveness -
ness by growing wim , as we11 as for ,
her children.
It Is this dally association from
ba\yhood \ with her to whom Instinct'
accords earliest rovereuco that' has
refined the oy. 'I'he rather may hnve
been no less congeulal as a comrade ,
but circumstances have mlulmlzed hi.
a comparntlvo sense 111s helpfulness
as a friend. II1mf } 1f the product of
a generation less carefullY' trained ,
and possessing the ! 'Ielfsatlsfactlon ' of
11ersonal success , he IS unabo ] to per.
celve the desirability of a change In
method tondlngto broaden develop
ment. Hence his patronIzingatti. .
tude , his dlspostlon [ to continuo to
treat as a child the son rapidly Ill ) '
proachingmanhood. .
It is the mother , pCI'slstlng- being-
n girl. who Is glad to be regarded and
treated by the boy as an Inte11ectual
'oqual. To her , therefore , belongs the
credit of a transformation which' we'
lJellev6 to be clearly percolvable , mr
whIch bodes the greatest g-ood to thl
vast American organIsm which soon
will requlro the tlnest mental and'
moral fiber yet tl mandedy \ c1villzaJ
tlon.
Bible "History Up to Date.
1\111101' \ Reese HutchInson , the inven'
tor , Is a great motor onthuslast. and
ho has for man } ' ) 'ears been Interest.
ed In their development. Ho sold' out
his stable when ho , toole to motorln ,
and In consequence his son , Reese ;
Jr. , n. bright lIttlo' chap of three ,
Imowa little of an.thlng- the vehl.
cle 11no save the automobllo ,
Before hIs retnrn from his country'
pace ] , In Ba , } ' Shore recently the lad's ,
mother was telling- hIm several DI\JI \ :
cal storIes , and among- ethers told of
the bIrth of the SavIour of the worlll ,
In n. stablo' In Bethlehem , The lad
was mnch Interested , and late In the
'evening he awolto from his sleep anll
Insisted on more storlos. Aslced what
storIes he especially d slred , he replied -
plied , sorlously : ,
"Oh , I ( lon't lenow , I thlnle I 1IIto
that ono n\out \ the garage in Bethle ,
hem. "
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What Tuberculin Is.
Tuberculin Is the result of man ) '
experiments to obtain a curative antitoxin -
toxin , or serum , for tuberculosis. It Is
a product of the growth of the tuber.
, Ie organism In artificial cultures , says
Farming , but It.IG a perfectly harmlms
product when prol1erly used. Ir w1l1
neither cure nor cause , the dlseaso to
spread In au affected anImal : neither
will It Injure a health ) ' ono In any
war. In sl lled hands It Is almost In ,
fa11l\)10 \ and. with orcJlnary Judgment
the errors are only u few per cent. In
Pennsylvania .1,000 animals thnt had
; ; iven charactorlstlc reactions wore
slaughtered and examIned and the
presence of the dlseasu was demon.
strated in all lJut olght.
The Eye Game.
CapUvatl lg shades are "coming In"
with the likIng- for cantllo light at din ,
ner part es. Ono of the prettiest
shades Is of whlto I.'tltln , ombroldered
\"llth silverthread. . Candlehadc
games will bo popular. Ono Is called
the "oro game. " Ever , } ' shade bears
n l'oproductlon of the e'o of a dls ,
tlngulshed man'or womal1 , Imlnted on
mica , which lights up. Pencils am ]
cards are passed IIrou1HI at desert ,
and guesses as to the ownJrs of the
orlgfnal eyes arc written tlown. Th (
diner wllo makes the largest numbol
of correct guesses gels a prlzo ,
Gloria Mundi ,
"Speak of me , " quoth the novollst. .
magnanlmousl. } ' , "as" 'frankly 'us If ]
had been dead 100'ears , "
"If you had been tlead 100 years ]
shouldn't bo spenklng of ) 'Ou at all , '
replied the critic , taking prompt. ad
vantale of the dlspensntlon.-Puck.
It's often difficult to g't even with
people who eWe ) ' 0\1 money.
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l'It"Inslll" " , . : ' ; nnthlllit 11'1IP'
For children Icelhlnll. lOti eM Ihe Iuma , rrlueel II\ '
aamml'lon. allaJ'l1)ahl.curclYlnltcolle. . Q. buWt
Almost nn ) ' ono cnn bo n power for
cvll-but It takes ( a I11l\n ntuons . mOl'
to be a 11001' for gooll. .
I'UTN.U [ FAUEIESS DYES color
' OOtl8 ' ' culm' wIth It's
mal'O , bl'lghtul' " . ! !
wol'le then olhcl' ! .
About the oril. } ' dlrrerenco between n.
famn , } ' jar and a ( ami ! ) ' row } s U1at
the jar Is n trHle s111allor.
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Lowls' stn lc DlI1l1cl' costs mOl"\ ! than I
other lie ' , Bmoltcrll IUlow wl1YOul'
dealer dEIII's ! ) ' Fnctor ' . Peal' In , 111. ,
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Elun1'ty of your enomles Is lese uu.
certain than the ( rlendshlp of your
friends.
National Pure Food lnd DruDs Act.
The Gnrfiehl Hl'lIIc ics mcct with the
hi hcst I'CllIhclncntR of the JICI.a \ \ ' .
' 1'0\,0 \ Gnl'ticltl 'l'lfor const\uton. ! \ !
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"I hear , Mrs. O'Flannagan. thnt your
husband Is'er ' strong In In's convlc.
" "YIs ' lJut ho's walee In his
tlon ! ! . , SOl' : ,
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Defiance Starch-Never sUelts to the
Iron-no blotchta-no bUsters , 111111ee3
Ironing easy nnd099 tlot injure the
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COGt of the Taj M2hal.
The Taj : \ahnl , at Agra , wOl1ld cost
ten ml11lons If l1t ton ) ' . It wn
begun In lG29 , and finished In 1G-18.
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Important to Mothers.
'Eruntnc carefully'every ! Jolllc or CASTOntA ,
n ado nnd urc rcmf ) ' ror lufnnte I1ml chll ren ,
nnd 6CQ thnt It
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SIsi1l1lurc or ) : 7. U'
In Usa For Over 30 YCllr ,
The Kind 1'011 llave A1wa.Ye ! lOUCI1 .
Will Study Irish Language.
The education committee of the LOll'
don cOl1nty council Ims doclded to recommend -
ommend to the council thl\t classes for
the study of the Irish lan l1ago and lit ,
eraturo be , opened In the pubUc elc'
mentary schools of Flnsbury , IsUn toll ,
St. Pancras nnd Stel1uoy.
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Sheer whlto goods , In fact , nny fine
wash goods when ne'\"l , owe ml1ch of
their attractiveness to the way they
are laundered , this being done In 0
manner to enhance their toxt1o ! b'n\I'
13' , Home ] lt11lderlng would bo equal.
ly saUsfado.rr If lu'oper attention wa : :
given to starching , the lIrst essentl.al
being good Starch , which has sufllclant
strength to stlfien , without thlc1tenin ( !
the goods. Try Delianco Starch an
you w111 be ple santly surprised at th
Improved appearance of your worle.
Depew Writes Remlnl:1cences. :
While Senator Chauncoy 1\1. Dopew
was enjo'lnr ; his long rest at Ardslcy'
onthe.Hudson he ( lid , a. good deal , 01
worle on his reminIscences. He fs nol
sure that they will ever be published
his Idea belnr ; that they mIght be 01
Interest to hIs son. In his fifty year
of pubUc Ufe Mr. Depow has knowil
a great mnny promInent personage
and his remIniscences can hardly ( all
to bo exceedingly rcadablo.
Checked Attempt at Monopoly.
. Trusts were 10moUmes dealt wltb
summarily In' old England , 1"01' I'n ;
stance , the r cords of the Brewers'
company show that "on Monday , July
30. 1-122 , Robert Chlchele , the mu'or 01
Lend n , sent for the masters and 12
bf the most worthy of our company tCJ
appear at the Guildhall for Gelling dem
ale. After much dispute a\o\1t \ th
price and quantltr of , malt , wherehl
\Vhlt 'ngtone , the late mayor , declarm ]
that the brewers had ridden Into the
country and forestalled the malt , te
raIse Its price , ther were convicted h :
the penaltr of .c20 ( $100) ) , which ob
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jectlngto , the masters were ordereC :
to po l\Opt In pr son In the chamber
lain's custody uhtl1 they hould pay it
or fintl security Cor' the paymen' '
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NEW YEAR'S CALLS.
A New Drink to , Replace the Old.Tlme
"AppleJ lck , "
Twentfive ) 'e:1.rs : ago the custom 0 :
makIng Now Year's calls ; , vas a. de
IIghtful ono for qll concerned , untl
tome of the bo's bet mal'O "ogg-nog'
or "apple-jact" than they could sue
cessfully carry ,
Then the ladles tried to be charlt
able and the gentlemen tried to b4
, as chivalrous au e\'er and stand \1P n
, tho'same time.
It nn.one thlnltS there has not beeI
consldern\lo \ ImprovClnent made In UH
last quarter of a cen.tUl'Y In tbe US4
or alcoohllc beverages , let him stol
to consider , among- other things , thl
fact that the old custom of New Year' :
culls and the genleel tippling Is nearlJ
obs.olete ,
, ' ' of one'l
'I'ho custom call1ng on
: frle"nds , however , at the \egl11nlng \ a
the new ) 'ear , Is n. good habit , and nn
lather good ha lt to start at that tlml
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Is the use of wellnlUdo P Dtum In
stead of coffee .or El1lrlts.
A State ! } Island doctor has a sen
sible daug'utM wh haG set Poutun
before her . ; uests IlS a good thingte
( jrlnk at Yue [ 'I'lde , and : I. good ' \'I a :
10 be ln the New Year. Her fatho
" ' 1'1 te :
"MY daughter . [ \11(1 I' lla\'o usee
Post1lI11 for.oOme tlmo PIlDt , and WI
, feel uro I contains wholes01110 fool
[ materIal. ,
"I ahall not on ] ) ' recommcnd It te
[ m ) ' patients , liut , my daughter will bl
, most l11eased to gl\'o a demonstratlO1
. Df Postum to our Christmas and No
Year's callers. " Rend "The Hand tI
W l1v1lle" In pkC's , "There's a reason. '
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BOY'S HEAD ONE GOLID GORE.
Hair All C\mo Out-Undes' Dcctor
Three Menthe and No Bettcr-
Cultcura Worrco Wonder : .
Mr , A. C , Barnott. proprll"to- t.
general store In Jh'ard , - Oltlahoml1 ,
tolls , III the following grateful leUl'I'
hoCutlcurJ. . c\1\'l'l his son or n tl'r-
riblo ct'zl'lI1J. . "My lIttle bur had ec.
zoma. Ills hl'nel WnB ono HoUd Harl' ,
nll o\'er hill scnlI1 ; his hall' all came
out , ntHl 110 RII'fetod ! ' " ( 'lIT 'l11\1ch. I
Itnd a 1111 ' 8iclnn trent him , hut nt thc"
end of thl'oo I1IontlU1 he wn3 no bl't.
or ; I remom\ol'ed \ tll'\t 11\0 \ Cullellra
H CI11 o tll NI had cllred 1110 , I\ul art'I'
gl\'lng him two ! JoUles of Cu lcur:1
UeRol\'cnt , according to tlll'ect1 n.J : ,
omlIsing Cullcllrn SOnl ) and OI'lt.
I110nt 011 him Ilal1r , his ecZcma 10Ct
him , 111s hall' HrcI1lnln , and ho hnn
never had nn ' oozoma 'OItIC'O. WO
\ISO the Cutlc\1rll Sonp and Olntn\C'ut ,
a:111 they It'OI ) 0111' s1t111 sort and
hoa1t1I } ' . I chct\l'rull ' recommo1Hl the
Cutlcura Hemollios for nil caseH of
eczema. A , C. Dal'l1ett , : Mar. 30 ,
1905. " . .
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I Wlfc Desertion larmD.
So man ) ' Cll1clnl1l\tI wh'C'fI hn\'o been
deGerted bj' lheir 11Utihnnds of late thnt
th city coul1cll hl1.J ! talton otopa to ,
ward putting 11 cllt'ck on stich run.
nwa's. It has ! .Jeeu found that mort-
gao ! 10al1 shl\l'ks are contrl\ut1ug \ fac.
tors in 1\ great many caseB. A man'a
I\bl1lty to mortgngo his furnlturo with.
out the Imowlego ( ] of hlo wlfo la n
strong tC'mltntion to hus andn or weak
will. Au ordinance Ilns } ) ( 'en Intro-
ducall maldnr ; such 1I10l'tgal0 of no
nvnll unl'ss thc ) ' bear the slgnatuI'o or
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both hus\m \ a1H _ ! ! : _
Keep III Good Health.
Tbere urt' many thousanda of l1eo'
1110 all OVOI' the wOI'hi who can at.
tri\uto \ their good hel1llh to taking one
, of two Bran roth's Pills every night.
'I'heso pills clel1nso the at01pach nml
owols , stimulate the ) chlne ' and
liver nnd 11Urlfy the 1Jlood , 'rlIOY are
the same fil10 Inxatlvo tonic pills ) 'our
Sl'andllnrentslsed , l11Hl lJolng purol ) '
vegetable ther 1\1'0 ndnl1ted to children
nnd old people , liS well no these In
the vigor of mnuhoodl1l1d womanhood ,
llrandreth's PIIII ! have lJoen InllJe
fQ ) ' over a cont\ll' ' I1nd aI'O 'Cor oalo
ovel'ywhore , platn or D\lbal'coated.
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Japan's [ ! mproGs Populir.
It is doul1lCul If tiny ) 'oy 1 consort , : : : .
moro loved by hOl' 11eo11)0 ) than 10' the
ompl'ess o ( Janan. Educated accol'd
hlg to feudal leloas and sldlled In all
the acc01Ilpllsln\lents bofittlng one of
her Gocial omlnencc , her majcot ) '
strimgly favol'o the \roadness \ of. tht.
IIOW educntion for women and from
her prlvato P1lrpO gives large silins
tow rd the malntonance of women's
) schools and nnlvUl'slties. During thE
war with Russia the empl'ess vlsltod
the hospitals man ) ' timeD and m'er } '
day passed 110UrG malting bandag-os ,
The eerect of these IHil1da es upon the
wounded 1:30l : lers has been of deOI ) in'
terest to medical l1ud sclentlnc men.
for the soldlors lionored by them
seemed to raIl , } ' under a pePllllur men ,
tnt Influenco. All ether bandages were
destro'ed after their first nse : these
made by the empress were sterilized
and used ngaln for the slmplo rensol1
of theIr eIIect on the recovery or the
soldlors.
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Nervous
Indies , tut get rid of tbe dis-
case which is the cause of'
most'of woman's ncrvousnc ,
vi : . , female troublc : . 141 was
very nervous , " writcs Mrs.
. L. Jones , of G.IIatin ! ,
} Tenn. , "and wffctcd six : y ars
wHh every discl.r. : pcculhw to
my sex. I had headache ,
backache , and acute female
inflammation. I took thrze
bottlc5 of Carc1ui and it cured "
me. I gained 35 pounds in
we ght. I teU my husband
th t ,
i WJ E CARDUi
; \VOfitAN'S \ RELIEf
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J : to me , and I recommend it tea
a '
aU women. " ,
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Qttak r Oars .
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In every largo sized 1F'amily Paoltago you'll find n
. handsome , Eiemiorcelain 11ina dish , ' 1'ho dishes will
plens ovel' houswife , 'l'h Quaker Oat..q will give genu-
t .me satIsfactIon to every member of the family.
Every family , .
ought to eat the .
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best roBed oats
-that means
Quaker Oats.
'rhe Qualcol' on
the oulsideof the
package gunrantecs the purity and
quality of the oats on the inside.
QUaker Oats .
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" 'hen you can buy the , large sized , Fanrily
PaCr"3G of Quaker OaL'J. containing one of these daintily -
tily decor tcd dishes. ut same price you pay for common
rolled oats , 25c. there is no reaSOI1 why you should net
use the best rolled , OUt.s mnde.
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\ 11\e Quar egats (9mpt\1\Y ,
! } un1.er : llC' t Corrullelll cool.1I better , nll.1 ilJ better , tlnll nnT other
corlturlll fUllde. 811011I111 , 6r11"(1 lIIcknge , JOc. ' '
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BAKiNG POWDER
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25 ounces iorr 2 $ cents
The original 25 OUlzce
ea1t- Others have copied
the can , but 1 < ' equality
has never been equaled
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at any pnce.t
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JAQUES MFG. co.
Chicago .
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NO MORE MUSTARD PLASTERS TO BLISTER.
THE SCIENTIFIC AND MODERU EXTERNAL COUNTER-IRRITANT ,
CAPISICUM
VASELINE /
EXTHACT OF THE CAYENNE PEPPER PL'.NT
A OUICK , SURE , SAFE AND ALWAYS READY CURE FOR. PAIN-PRICE
15e-IN COLLAPSIBLE TUBES-AT ALL DRUGOISTS AND DEALERS , OR '
BY MAIL. 01' : RECEIPT or 15e. IN PosnG ! ! STAMPS. DON'T WAIT
TILL TUD 1 > AIN COM1J9-nlJlJp A 'fUnD HANDY.
A substltule for and superior to mustard or nny other plaster , and will not
blister the mosl delicate Gkln. The palnallaylng and ollratlvo qualities of
the article arc wonderful. It willolop 'lh9 loolhache at once , and relieve
Headache and Sciatica. We recommend It as the best and safesl external '
counter-Irrltanl Imown , also as an external remedy for pains In the chest
and stomach and all Rheumatlo. Neuralgic and Gouty complalnls , A trial .
will provo what we clllm for It , and It WIll be found to bo Invaluable In the '
household and for children. Once used 110 family will be without It. Many ,
people say "It Is the bcst of all your preparations. " Accepl no preparation
of vaseline unles3 thl ) : : : : lme carries our I\Qel , AS otherwise It 1:1 : not genuine.
SEND YOUH ADD'RESS AND WE WILL MAll. QUn VASE.
LINE PAMPHLET WHICH WILL INTEHEST 'IOU.
CHESEBROUGH MFG. CO.
17 STATE STREET. ! lEW YORK CITY
: : : tB
II t.3 WA n V I'altl for ( h" JlroO of nn ) ' mlsraprasenla.
' 4D I' } 000 " 00 tl . 1'I..P. tlons III our Lltcraltro ! about
FAlfURRIAS LAND
.
III ( ho GUI.F COAST COUH7RV IN OaUTII TEXAG. Ollr I'a..mers make 'urcrol > of frollJ
$50,00 to $ ] 00,00 Ill'r nero , alllllwnor Ihroo crOI's a ) 'e3r. SUFFICIENT RAINFALL. P.hDUC-
TIVE 6011.8. ARTE31Atf WELLS. ilEAl. TItFUL CLIMATri. No DIJ7.Zards In onr Counlr ) '
like III the Pan hanellc. Lalld gell , NOW al ' 14.00 10 Us.no par acre. 011 ca.y torms. W'OTl 'fO.
l > A Y fnr Plum I.ITI > HATtIIW allli J.ATHST 'fHXAS MAl' . dvertlslnt l > cp''rtmellt I ) ,
PALI'URRIAS IMMGHATION ( ; OMI'ANY. KAN S CITY , MO. LET S SHO\\I YOU.
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rn m UnfB1 "nmf t
JdUM .II L lUJ SLOP i1D , SPATTER MUSS OR
STOVE POP-B8H . .
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O\'cr 200,000 Amcrlcall
I nrlllers who hn ve FCt.
Iha irealelil
OVER NINETY
M llIOt BUSHELS
of wheat frpm Ilia har\'r'q IIf I' ) ( ) ( , lIIr'ans 1(10 < 1
mulley 10 th farllleni uf WeHlarn CaliAda when
the \.olld 110111 tu be fed. C.UIlc : HaiNlllg , 1 > .I IY'
III ; : : all Mlxcoll'arlllllljt are also ' 1'1I11 ,
111\1:8. : Coal , wOlld 01111VOller II nlollllliance ;
churchcli allli IIClI0018 cOllnllle/H ; lIIarkel uay
of ACI.'t' , 'I'axel' Ie.w ,
I'or Qlvlce 1I11 < 1111forlll811011 RddruM ( ha SlIper.
IlIlelll\olIt IIf IlIlIlIwrlltlou , ( ) III1WII. Calla < l" . fir
Rlly auhorl,1 ( ' ; IIlRdlall Gn\.rlllllclit Alelll. '
\ ' / . V. IJENNE1T , 801 New York life naildin ,
Omaha , Uebraska. .
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WANTED At ooon . HIAUY , na" ! .
. . . 'l'"AY
, " .rltl , Addren ( J 'l' \
BALES MEr. UlLIKItk' : : CO. . l. 1lan. lotra , I
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u. S.NAVY
cnlluM for fOllr lean ) ' 0'11I1 ( men ( If 1l00t !
cillunclllr "lid 10111 pbraleal condltlol1 bOo .
t'eclI tbo PlCes or I nnd 2.au IIpproutlee lea. .
11I0111 cj'\lOnllnHlu ! \ rur adyallccmentJ pa ,
$16 to ' , U 8 JIIIH1t1. , mectr.clans , mo.IIIlul'lI.
blaclII/IIIIII , , , ' / . Tcomoll telerk"1 ,
C.u Clllcro , bll't ' 1I0rl. IIrenulD. luuslcllura.
IU n , OIl ! . bet > I'I'oll 21 und I't Tean. cnllatod
11111 oatul rnllliill : , , 'U.lllilablo ' Inn
npll//ln III' ' ' ' III IU : ! O Tcan. bOlrllnl
IIIrro-rol/lllIs pnT and allowannes alter U
, . "art .enleo. .AIJJllltUDllllllllt bo Alilorican
clll7.0lla ,
I'jut nlothlnll olltflt tree to recruits. Upon
(1'011/1 : trayel 8110"/lIiC/l4 cenu per UIIIII (0
1'11"0 "f onliAlwln' , It''nuM tUlirUUDlllli' 1'1& ) '
onllillCrl'81O IfllJL111J10n ro.clIUllm nt " .
lour 111"11111 or dl.cb"rKII. Ot11ccs ut . .ltbln
a"IIIullllll. , NCllfl"ltn , Also. dllrhlK "Inler.
lit ! l1"1 l : , , , . . "I'd Hlollr City. Ilw . Addrtll
ffAVY ntCRUtTtNO 5TATIOl'lPO.lIldt..O ' IAIiA
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READERS 01 Ihls paper de.
slrina 10 buy any.
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Ihln , adyertised in
Its columns should Insltil upon havlnIC ,
whal Ihey ask tpr , nfuslna Ioli subsU'
I'tcs or Imillolions.
W. N , U. , OMAHA , NOt 49 , 1906.
