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'Yes e'eitt, teeme, Simmons, What a
•
deuced Wry. yOtere ,In. Don't you ece
T7 Beetle% euese e'ett? Hes steylnie Ifl
the Velege. Well, Runcon. gorithbYe.
tny I delet ask you to share my
auI1tud10.1el. &algid It with the Ogre
le MY Invest. But ell the
eittite elk/10011mm you'll took mo Up let
b. era to *ea eral. You remind me at
WO I once woe before darkness cle
setaded on me. Good -be -0. my boy. Mg
you And your art %Milky of all your oe-
Veilletne
BMWs% wrung Um thin hand with ail
unuay letting of tenderness, tor he hod
a Werearner In his heart tor this
strengely afflicts:1 'Uncle of his. The re-
deeleteettee at lOndnessee received in
dUdblod days, ot the handsome laugh -
rag lute not tatted away enliven!.
Ije terneA._19 the village, pondering
&qty., on the etrange illness tient hod
Made Ole Miehing youth a mind.
less man, was fifteen years ago that
the meledy bad attacked IWO let'eer.
and all Ontrenew at it was that he had
demi knurl un unconscious condition
In, the 'Weal. quarter a Nunchester.
How he had get there no one knew. 110
btailtdr, engeoovery, aduld not telt, for
oh etbetement ot the fever that held hint
MIAs the,000 for many days, Ids mind had
-gene Cempletely. lie wa.s ti helpless
balite 'Itatiblitait and childless once move.
Bulletin rentembered ati that plainly,
tr he was then a boy of twelve, and the
illtrekt illan had been nursed at his
Mtn* He recalled rap „ominoushls
pets Ike tukd heard. of the strange coin.
.eldieleit of his uncles illness, dating
letta tho linst appearance in public of the
wares+ he , had loved, as the aManced
WI* of lead ta•use at the Nuachester
IlleSt 'Belle and lite mysterious disup.
Pearence ct that woman's only child, a
glee girt of three! Long after the As -
Sent* Rooms had closed on that fate-
ful -44P Ralph Freer wits found insen-
elble end rebbed. At the seme Ume
the searksh for lite missing ehat had be-
gun, but the cloud had never risen frotn
Melte, 'Duette every effort for reeovery
the /Int child ned not been found. The
tititieles as ti het' disappearance re -
!ripened unensevered. Had Ralph known
anything about it? None could tell.
• Bed he himself ripirited her away from
mad sense of revenge? No one knew.
What Seemed most probable to all was,
that he had pbretted the kidnapper and
Met his tate in trying to rescue the
child.
At ell events his life was ruined. His
memory had Red; lle had lergotten
• everything that had happened since his
tart vislon 01 1)10 women he adored. At
tunes he was tklmost ntad and had to be
pill under restraint. Everything that
ceuld lee done for htm was don* lie
• event years abroad to return halt deed
end brolken spirited. The very mention
• of the woman he bad loved celled unger
to hls eyes, and set his nerves on fire.
Duncen's Ince darkened as he thought,
then softened again, for ho knew Lady
tees* and had for her !be devotion of
n young men for a noble -hearted wo-
man. Besides. had she not auffered
atrociously herself. With ee little shiver
he recielled the terrible meeting she had
had with -the oenvaloceni mall. when
• "he had Implored nett to remesnber, to
tell' whet ho know. He had seen her
kneeling before bis uncle, her beautiful
*vibe' streftMtng. The look of despair
with Whit* elve had peed hint oil her
Ivey OM atter the ileums interview
wet es viltid now tit2 his memory as
liettelgbalte Wessel eesterday. If In
• nitiveelieetlege ta Lett. Ceuse, which' lock
040 OM* menthe later, she bed round
tbe happinese .of true love, it was also
tree that She'had telex' an inconsolable
troUbII now the search for the
• continued, fifteen years
liege 'Whitt Week had faded in every
• brieett but here.
"Some day I shell Ilud her I" she had
sakI once to tilm. with ; the beautihil
smile that thrilled ell that kueer her.
He WOW deeply. Ile telt sure that
ebb was . but the innocent cause of hts
• +Melee condition. Lehe was so good, so
,litallereble. •
•"No, she \vas certainly eot Itlanut
tor pear Uncle rtreples V Iness, I valence
eeelleve she was o be soliloquised
ta-Sea. View iilettliftei seemed io 14pring up
elose, /ern, 'and it I coked help to
(hens) • the sorrow trent her Nee. how
stately -would I do It. But no eltulbt tbe
child dead, so can never be found
11 ushe.4 Open the little pile. The
lamp on the .table within his
W test a matt VlOw out into the
tertian. flts andiady appeared
0 Open door.
'ell, 41r. „tourtluggage has come
h,telett **gleamed., reproallnully. "I
they:104,04 Veto lest. It's nearly two
tiCUrit eittee leen eventlateaee"
1)11, Otteeedingly 'emery, Miss
Gbeen,", replied the ming man with his
'AVON*, b teethe "nut It le see heautneo
real I went for a Illtat stroll and quite
()
;„ir, white lime a eewee.
" Itekily I' never Made the lea, nor
eftehedeihe NIP. .1%), qte.) wistild haw
been enter waStes &It we've had our
neprise axe sir."
tNla I see by yttur gig eyes, Maw
• Green. SOraelhing MN\ 7 suppose, I
deelere You Me* 'landsmen- before, hit
lee Made you (Mile scrunnotratte,"
"01), now, ,elts, iSittetair. ate me Wolin"
lefty." simpered the mullein. blushing
with pteesure. 11 te Mee. ale brother
tie Stelbeerafe tether is home gain."
ei)h. he is, te her ese ittete the (Awed( and stitelektfi. she crept leeks
leantin Men, "end what e he sny tee cretin nied climbed the nartow eitore,
1
OMR nn". Ate I to turn out?" sho oper.ed the get, besineee doer
eN, eir; Ot comae net, Ile 1 teal Pettey.
preeera !lettere here. eiesiereow he n otintwern. etude; by the open window,
eon. pollee -se tweeeld inee thet tram.' tinned a pale little foto.. to greet her.
,lit ellOeetieliseillit fees no etes lieVzitty- "ee he. Alden* kleeer, were you calling
4 Vli! ii4A4.1 ' Inew' able aeheit, rising coil pulliolt her
litrill" 'No, itr ay. iltizh. Ited I want yen ellthe
• *for:, ).1e.. Fete loves tier tette* like o same. Tour went ovate eve, seek
brae ettp sof the old Mere." wean. And, tow therthig, *net mead tea
41mtelL lexlarilf' slically eineutatca eteelk Whet he emelt. Ilk* thilge'etelle.
irtetneeite
elleeerke toile pettily tegetter." con-
, . .,
, telitteee tile nelakeei *epee,. "stir -kg NO
hitt eo uttletereet ise lee deeds:
teeie 0 keenteese. lee tet aziente, ee Pete
diNes. kirt,t I*4 fitN,It rt wool tothi‘r to
1,,,k-,,,,,,,, 1,4kr,,rn s%•,,,. wee 'imp 4 ,,,,,„..,0 1,10 us
qrt',At 1:il` t4",tlitikititti. 'et* ik dadatintrld
ra" 4 eVetetsteli teal ta etekein her t: .:.t
• r:,-.:c.4c.,.1.::,14 fly% otar.z.6 tras 1,1=14
r-r,alrs. • " ; • . .
' 71Nh.:11 ...a1A, et ell ;remelt ' esteetee4e Met -
sem '0,1t pt."41:14 NittftMlya
"X;,.,1‘,EL'Itt-i":501. tE vilvt. te.nt [Leta the
fit '1p 1-:'l,e eev Aleere to 0.11e1Stizn
tree. tee e .,3t,,••t$ i•,,k vow, a olcit,„.3
te.1; s /..) tsu,s.t. tl. l'a t,'-v.t.ratliti elle de acel
Ifiereeerettee tor Nett had reettivedtMk
effete Woe the night bekre. 1Per been
, wits arleug with *ogee for bee
k4 the tut% end et the Was Ikon* allei
Ilea Ifattivemg th6 htnelleet; Oliva
vet,met ith hfoilgaitetriliwItirtle wee* aitaply
*Olt, ler a eteitte newel Mgt
leleint *Ivey bee blinding Wr.
elterelarb c1litr4iett ler UT leele i,caw*
ride in iwieetXt evidently Vies eles.
'54e)ritrElt e'l:terlicAeln(1°PiebeTneafineellraWdslieW)01 4
gent ,tor tier sherteerninge. M the
iNGLI
1,-orrio or
GOB LirfARM
AR
Sunbeam She'll :ha to the tlid the
chapter, Mt Weald biaeli thd eyes 0'
any' who bneright, a dead te her fem.
lent Worrying you with my tuitt,
fetch yolk' lea tn."
Dunes30 glaneed round- the easy little
room with a smile.
"Welt,"' he reflected. 9 may nave
00110.10 4.410 axe. but I've hod Wet*
of events:CPawded Into lint lite SOW(' MY
arrival, litinbeatn-Senbeaufe father--
nte Unele Maple I wonder how Many
more surprises I'm to get, and if any of
them lead to adve,nture of any
kraal"
CHAPTER V.
"What are you grate to do welt your.
sell now, eStilFoasked hte slater a few
days later as he eat silent the little
kitchen. The man took his pipe from
hie mralth and grinned centlintde.
"That's just wot -I was defiberatia' on,
Betty. Yon know yourself that I never
'eve worked by the sweat of my brow,
nor never shall. I dal such a green-
horn yet. I was just thInkin' over one
oe two 'ohs when you spoke. Likely as
not I shall only be few days ere:
Villages airet the bast place for my
sort. Towns are more 'orspitable."
lietty pubilown the saucepan She had
been • cleaning and came close up to.
binh eyes held .a world ot
inquiry, her full cheeks had paled.
"You don't mean to say that you're
ell again. Remember your hand has
lost Hs cunning, Bill. For my sake don't
be rash, RemembeP rne and her."
• becos I do remember you I must
make plans. . You can't starve. An'
Iranest work don't pay, What could I
do lt I 414. Who'd 'ave me, eh?" sneer.
ed Bill, plunging his hands ink, his
pockets and sucking hie pipe.
She sighed, Ready tears sprang to
,her eyes.
"You've growed soft, Het; soft and
flabby. Why do you want to starve?"
"My Savings will laSt many years,"
elte murnnired, bending over the dr*
lie eituckled, amused.
• our savings were mine! YOU One
mind Utat money, then?"
"Of course nut," she exclaimed, In-
dignantly; "I'm with you, as before
No, it Isn't that. Its because your luck's
gone, and also because of Stmbearn.
She takes Mut to heart. She's us good
as. gold, you see."
'013, that's It, 11 it? I'd like to know
where she'd be if I felt as good as gold
/nosed. As for my luck, that's ret 1
Irli oonte bade It It doesn't, and ishe
gets on your mind, you know wet to
do. For goodness' sake. don't turn into
a crying female. Sunbeam ought to
know better than to talk like that."
"Yet she loves you, tier heart
is true to you. But she Prays that your
ways may Orange. It's real Mutat& tO
hear lice sometimes, her that owes all
to your kvays."
Her eyes streamed with tears of mirth.
Bill's Uwe softened intensely,
oyea, she's grannie'," he muttered,
chewing the pipe stem to keep it from
falling, "and beautifuller than I thought,
Het; p'raps too beautiful for what I
want."
"For what you Want? Bill, whstt d'you
mean? You ain't going to eorrupt that
child's mind, the child wolts been a ben -
vet, to us both?"
He twisted round uneasily in his
chair. Ati softening expresooes see
from his face. litit,ruouth set in a hard,
cruel (Inc.
"Bill, you ain't goin' to--," began the
woman. 13111, be checked her with a
frown, exclaiming angrily—
.9lunbeam's got to work for 'er old
tether now; the father era risked se
much for her. Bain " a good girl,
nay. What was the good of all the
money spint On her it site can't repay
we Never you mind, Betty, Sunbeam
won't sutler, and if she'll forget to say
he i prayers for and work as 1 wish,
then in a very short' time we shall be
rotten' irt money. Then we tin emigrate
and start a etly life, if you tike., owe
over that snIflin, and ca( the girl 'ote,
welt get that job over tetore that young
mem-goner turns up for his Meal. Of
course (bo girl will kick at first. I ex -
peel it. But shell soon give in,
"11 you mean her to steal. shell die
first," irplted his tester, gray towards
110 door.
I've another dodge. 11 she
•
lk4f111 do Wet 1 want, merry Gene
'lemon nan
*whale „crowed lletty, "Sunbeam
many that beast! God knows ole evil
he's don* Why. Bill, yoted a belie
cote; where is it now? I -thought pm
need Sunbeinte You could not bear her
out of pane sight?" . :
"My teares might enough. Only it
mite wallowing in Mt yet. 1 10V0 Sun.
beatn, yes, and meant to do my best
ty her. But there's one or two jobs I
'eve on silo must 'elp lit. If not Gentle.
recut Date who has a tight 'Mt! on me,
shell Ihro 'er. It's one er the other, lie
orates to -night to grate ou her ftkete She
ear. chotse then. But it's ow or Felber.
Meer this big cleat whieh 1 shale unit
lei or ler. tle's sie en n110 01` 101110*.
Au' \viten shes lee elle, hell make her
omit, ;MU bet."
"Mt .)ott cant It p do that. BM.
111 step 1 love Ihe girl, 1 won't bo
party, In' thee ell go to those that*"
the had risen and schwa her hands
reughte,
"No An won't. 1 ittOW haw In stqt
tour tongue, tue girl. reye think only
leste made me eddicate lite gill like Mel
Ine week tot er 111e40 yearS? What
a t'satt WI` e most ththh he0' • "Esv
k
ls the . 1,0 V 'eve Mit
• "And ekelettearaf Isothe taxa up web a1111 latengly rooted Ifelf,yle stead tee '
door Mho Itis.104 bet' aged ogstat
•
*111 Oktie Wet Pee**
Sieetchom 4r. Set %A*
tWetehlie WOO,
tat elleling lit her eart ' ' ,„11. Vet* tit the Lawrie
VII be' .001014, sleet worey11• eil,Itittieleetni*O0b*It, avec °Iltei
Thes. next momeot abe bitted, stab,' thianciors bore ,aat tato 040 by
lob Lit her father. near, Tree, enter, Settliet dont Mee
eileettne his angry eyee ' /140411 illltOlgigt`noor uolk*°4
"Yee, be growled, hie expreseion ,teter Pent and there AM fintneed top Pio
catcall* nevertheless ter ho 104, her
as WW1 tiS be celdeleive MY One. •
want to talk ,Over one or two natters.'
For tny stay hale 'ate 'Mtn be a long
Are la 0, cardboaed led* like MN
*Oa ati Well -le IttlX business when no one
else in ,
Sidtheaivnodilea net' heath, There Wati
eornething in his lace end voice she had
neither tieen nor kernel before. What
tto you lama me, &err she oshetit '00104 AOigillatii*Y0-0 iiegte Oen
could be have to say? Wae tuedttet*
lag wale fresh burglary? A shiver I,
thrOugh her.
"Suobeitte, you teal Say I've bin it
tad (other to you?"
She elated, Love sprang to her Mee.
She teat -hia roughened bend,
"Yoe NW° been the best of father&
I 'Oink you freul the bottom of my
heart: idle evleripered 111 it low yoke,
preasing her soft lips to the homy skit).
Ile gleneed triumphantly et lee
ler, exclaiming in an exultant tone :
wrhen (le I've won Such gratitoodt
Sunbeam, you can't refuse to be a olo011-
titelghterre
"Of course non Have I ever been ane•
thing. but dutiful?"
"I'M golte to let you beeso, more, by
asking you to do a simple thing ler
me. Mind you, a thing no goed girl
weute refuse to do tor a parent wet eels
risked even his treeklar her."
The girl's eyes widened-, her -
dry. it pang of fear shot through ter
hearL What could It be? She glanced
at her' aunt. The woman sat as though
turned to stone, a mortal dread in her
eyes. The sight was not reassuring, but
Sunbeam was plucky,
"What is It, father?" she asked, stall-
ing sweetly at tran. , "To hear your
voice. and see Aunt fietty'a face, 1
might imagine something terrible. But
I'm sure it cannot be that."
"01 warm not," he retorted gruffly,
terning his eyes away. "you've been
well edicated an' I want you to help me
bi do one 4..r two obs, this way. You're
glt Into the places as governess or
anything you like, visitor If you can,
attd--"
But a tow exclamalten drove the words
from his' tips. Sunbeam wa,e standing
before htm with a herror-stricken face.
"Oh, tether, slop. Boleti Anything
but that!. I cannot do it! Don't be angry
olth me, but I etumot do this thing you
ask."
"Yen cannon „But you must. len your
tether ad you must obey. Where's the
'erne( Ain't you been eddicated yn
money got that way. Abt't you livin' on
it now. What'r your atint's savites but
'het share out of my kaolin', eh?" be ex-
elailned brutany, though his eyes were
statiolLaverted tram the quivering pleading
"Oh, Aunt Betty! Is it true?" she fal-
tered, turning despairtrigly to the other
•wernan who Was weeping silently, with
furtive glances at her brother's bullet-
shaped head as she sat behind ram, -
"My darling, yes! Vorgive me. I
never told you, but yes, it's true." ,
"True that all your money toot bought
this. and feeds us, is illgotten? 011,
&unite, when you saw hiw distressed t
was to hear hew my education had been
paid tor, why did you keep this trom
me?"
eBecause I was afraid you'd leave mei
maybe, you seented so dead set against
such doings," eabbed Betty, -
Sunbeam sighed.
"AS a child ' never knew. Until the
vtlitegers began to seen I Was kept in
ignorance. Oh. father. what have you
done? It would have been better to let
me die Re my poor mother."
Rill Green sprang to his feet. His
patience, scant at any time, had fled.
Elam his overpewering love for me girt
had no control over his unchained an,
ger. Ile Wok hes-roughly by toe arm.
(To be corttemed).
SCIATICA 0.11E11.
--
Mrs. Chas. F. Haley Testored by Dr,
Williams' Pink Pills.
. was utterly helpless teeth sciatica.
I coutd not nom in bed without aid.,
Doctors treated inte hut 1 did not im-
prove. I used Dr. Wiltiams' Pink Pills
and teelay ant a welt woman." This
tribute to the merits ot Dr. itelltituns'
P11111 lenle b ma& by Mrs. Chas. F.
lalm-oi 4'4:remount, el, S. Two yeare
ego She suffered most severely from an
attach of sciatira. nnd for tit number of
mouths was an invalla ementied to her
Lod She further states; "It is impes-
sib% tor use to deserlbe, the pain from
which suffered. endeavored to con-
tipue my profession OS a music tocher,
but was foroed to give it up. The doe -
tor said lire trouble was sciatica. but
Itis titotineut did not help tree. 'I could
unruly take step wand the mast
aeulo petit shooting through in.v hack
end limit three Finally I took to
rel. bold atenditaditInoltbetriovePertvimititellthaPlitT,
lite pot» eras' never absent. I codslitt.
441 another doctor, but will no letter
reattltS. tratt begap to think I would
otwaye be sufferer. One day a *tend
who %vat ht see me 1lSktd 111iy" I dal
tot Ilene Dre Wilhelm' Pink Pills, and
on her adetee I derided to do so. The
result u-41.14 bOyalati kny most hopeful
eNtlivlations. Ali the poine mid rotes
elsenelmel end t have rimer shire
been trouhled w,111 seed/c.o. I have 010
heS3411611 retrounnottling Die Wile
Ions" Peek Pi e for ItiO:Mouble hem
tridelts evanesce,"
?Mete fike Mead Is Poor the nerves
ca* starved; then conies the agony et
seedbea„ .neutelgla, peettapa pellet
O. %TOW? Pink Pllsla Ate
Welke make IOW, rfele red blood.
veld& tee& the altarile) servos, deiteS
out plin orsi keslorts health. It is be-
came, Ill* tette aelnally 'Melte OW mund ,reilactlailititrattilieturitzathreetanmellitStecton,leuAtivne4
1:11‘64elreS4rtst''' Ahrh7turtirSti4V1treig(31Lttet lueleT Pt0Plcl Whoa .willtle valczIL With Mt Acsoreggi r-00
711titto is also; a Ponsidetabie notranO
of,ttotrittinkviliplitss.tutotkot ping rte'ittl'. Iltarko„ utoneg5 lotv aultinottrphwolt pint fallen. thloiet egelideett
;ewe limitam, Otte Se ere k 4 0, tt` ixttre16114, za Ve tit ••
hrettaeltie. ,000.000 ileittlVot ;11%0 otet fite ,000,000 tuataT 11:0144
cadet: etteuriel ceetteette .14ertys eitt dem);
Mrep ',11,0111100 VOkikalt
Ode lieePteittefeek in Oa Ac
fiavoet fa Fat
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tri view of the eeiy greet intereat
TSNANIS MIST KMOAT.
met Bitebeese
eilealtwa.
A *makable- freture 11tortmetten
44 IA* selitieleetuI th. snail bold: -
lege pavement ia tinestieaktrit is an
•ogreemeet adopted at Meulkin. neer
Spalding. gagltuut, where the Astl*All
eon. teketlit up lent M. ia Mod Ilion.
,seteeti etterriege within **, tetwooettle
pee Cie* dr Meelielt Partele Council
`MAO the elhee de list th ct
111401114ed in Ow Wheel Ot 1Wit ,V6PitY a last Whitt% nOt nuere ot the,- tine associated' With tho state of
,reratte ingitirleis made by 's.,1 _OW t'roP Alberta WaS,,elaiti- and flat * AVM
reSpaibbinA 44144,0 Sdrilenterr lialletirt maw fir tesoWir this Spring. eeme of ,k1 .764 arts ge ;et kw Imo wain .
Jeut Abo, goon , southerri Affierte. the- SlitteS At the Men the ettendemed *Wogs. Thieteert *Ake Will be pre.
tIIc whatec-Joiheal"reXierk, are •ot speele1. gerellgri artf011ideti to Ilia prOpertiOrtS ,a,Aul it is Moe Oat the tetteleh
veletie betasse fhey peeve thee -.the taihiro, r . • e-Dounce yequire,glifn be oceuple ettbgt
r man -gnittriterit 10( . tiva n,)" Wedeln Oe winter wheat In rental*. Is Sumerian*, "the Winter Wheel ekt ymnrew iennowor 11,, tenots. who
tetet'S-04ertnialneatahihthkworhf „oriel* team, lent tO, prove iroulelleetY':eeethern Albeele a) lis, sea n is it, won,4 ,tt., 11 VAS 110 being ibtellehest ealtetble to the vetinhy. The correeeedereutieneeiteiW
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15 531 , ,,c-fliastett:0 MO. ents expected emne his taivt aott kayo 4,oloot-,,bout000 urtho,, tenants avajteen Itosea,-:•si$ ot thorn
gkle -
r e;ebelt ditty" "p11013iattee' as !whalers. • • A •%goat •ore ,oligilita,vitelielers,, who -undo:Abe
other sliver tielcts 40114 in eue peeo.um Twutoy 7E4ns, • *******,4a,,,,*„„":*,.. groin Meta eftlia0 to- Nvill,havo, to Igo*
Ulu fug- *Mt* 414e104-reeleti0 -nre • Thocsgo$ feRemsi(*
c idol; vide eniselmovith.atIves
leele illealttfikee teat theta Ortreele Midler 41...btotree of eete,lee • ,Teee itto alt sOoto tapekit, tgotints
Whet:etre Vira rett ritlebOat'en I feilteli Wheat. id western Can a* elle Abe elme 'a, ttepeeeee ghee, Age; metteKeser 'esoMe are ..atatiay, .00gaged to oo
atilt ehlne Mine brigidi new sever ewe that' has 400, 01Paeled wth • bld elle* ititarest 10 being- taitert
sixpeitce, DO most gatileglidef :believe ere Pleaeltift le the inchcri One' 11 °dirt regard In ,twoc•-oi•thoo, ,stitt ereee.
that leo llootily:',near !bellies foram of the elleiriet says Mai ed , The sitedeirs ellelein: of Woo, teoe, „They. Aro cut:gently-, reported " fa. be
Mee, imet ere soon be..eglikuerd, tweette Yeeee he has neYer Mtai9bqd' aers nela Oaten. Oran lea elrees eseorchtng ,e11.1101lee etkr sultaele, pert,'
inan W110 51101114 eXP ss tieuise-etifeete tier' SOW elcS Meek es 570 bushels dit eida says the Talletetuld, Leiner, In eerie daye, ooNwr, .Noim ,sjosi
SP°1' as to C4)ball- hPiaef ek‘'-'00004101, and 110 Emend' W4410 these weroAnoWtt 11jelling.tOti iron" • •. e• •
• eavo.0401r by, leo Rex .tdepereeht=efenee Itereage gtveet to the feet, that In the wheo, they Were ocutiino- inta general. tlet to OPALTfli ItAPre.le$' and!
ever, geoe outootwriee l'earea:ri tees inert telly bushels per flereeenteleintrildtteed Inlet the' letnly., by itheilliteeLef. Wee- • • •
onen, wrons eiget.rreeapteateptlee often as high es itixty bushels, .,cirte set- seeittnigtert durtng ',the renal -semi* 104.er-0 • ,A•
?reposition wOUld riett,ittaii‘ettqn (Inc illustration of Inc m011140410;4 In sera, otter the Oahe, .tiealihy skin; 414401111Oly' eeetne,
s‘enes eej a lowered ya*iititovlsols ‘locglIty one small horeepoWer gee iat ;the Veraretieenteeltor the nine, 13EAleree ',nature "telict nrater-•
Which ie Oiled IOW Meileell. eiht tes Mitill wee euilletent to IlleaSh int the leente centurf 7. he, re Siena -Werra end letting 'lynx to - 'gee '"ite Ileathy seloas
sand, /Wen. thetnekkade neetiteelneteeted grain grown In Lhe distriet, within 4 the faiheirlab world eVre-rnOst deter- ' treal eft- inittriek uncl artiPtiOnv
nowne,. Teo' tem tnene4,ereng„Inive redlus ca hventy ThIs year Mere mined to their. oppeett 11, ,,A clause loom:* wilb. ZtintdoitU. Zairt43alt
mode oleettdr 4101,000e,000eX, weeekeine„ ea' are live eteen1 threshing outing, In the' too ortglatik.trOt deed* dele,d 1820, •,ek/ 4 eentrans Melte the, tlett,saps and jetcee
is an teutitentle teeL It Is Dothieltiotteot mune area, Via they wilt All he busy. ,abreela Neacientartiest.ehepo. provele4 oeeliese, beepeitteeekg teas, and 11
.
iep way rne tea aeriao.yleldeae-pergent, The earreenerldent (1,3')) event. ell 10 tea •,eutulee tin airrnistaires setutterer therefore Noettee$,' OWO Skin itegueely
tee pulp who wee trott0ers. • stores at Atiee 1:er,box.' Zorn,
,
But. ;Oda was not at, Some doubts:, taut co., Tomato, for Iree eample boe.
terrifies the 'ratestietneattether- a inane -paper- across etid mall, Wit 10,,
vestbv-tritau. • -ileer*Ir---,14;or.toe
or silver, and there are byertatiecte, too. stall anY';ereaellee e allOWed Icsk eeeteie • Ob Rinat e erairt eall &re; end
s SMALI. vet,Low oxqi): -
The pitiful Int!st0it tbit onota exereeeed 'Milne *tarter's. cert.. lest cUt out Sul otter, Write nen: et
Cardsten, ,and born that place re-
perta that at, (*alien owl Raymond
there is no crap' s.horlage, either in acre-
age or yield. To -day the 'Cardelcol
tarmepo are miring the bidet ceop knovete
111 the history Of the distriet. An auth,or-
Oilideeelt we take reasOneble,care in
preparing *Meson and .seeding we never
tear a falletre."
ALBEBTA RED THE FAVORITE.
the richest silver Mine 040110, tr VACrict, toted be 10014%5 and 01101 In trap. stamp ta pay postege.
but it It wereleallehla Yeeld.„_01 sem: • One of ittijolitejerS)of toe Prind- . ,4.
ter ot whet the evlidalte'Pesfekeeedeesf
•
have promised A would two Methodist, p 'Tattier( la a owl
times richer than even tnec'cril, 114/03 uee. league 111.. -the ey "tbal: trousers
«heat Is 41S0 sown, As in eit parts 41 Wearing, beep- drrattivsa and so win Ethel; newt seeteeneyeareori bee paw
•
wheat, chiefly Alberta red. Some spring
theeelleaub‘uvlukeaottbethite in
this
never get te I/Leav".1 me to marry, him.
lieve It to be. Already mot aiteney,hae,
been lost Over Worthless two .etroa :wait Father - Aieeee. ,a JarnagS lefethedira; Edith.: "And You threes rani ever.'
le
lute been made out of pityra 'tutees. A minieter, teece presideritnei,the center- Ethel: . "Yet: tea edm it WaS tieillal
mania seized tlie Canedien , unite.. The awe (earn la lee,e. oven, tee(e.,' coupe the law- C0telj,104terg SO young: - _
newspapers were illlecle'eximarevekei. not be- IndUced to .adont .r treueers, and .....4,...
,,,n). ,,,..,....,
halts for the eelerlehle let WI) eswele emang the Methodists ores' the last to Onle dtbse Wile "lave bad e4ertettee
lowed them with fatuouSetivfilitde • .Now follow popular •feahlen Me this re.spect .etdt telt the totem* extras cause. Pain
they are beginning to see.- whet 49641 •with your beide on, pain with them
they were. Even it the ,preeteettkfok
MO Mots up to $10,000,000,,,ibet: re$
predicted by the most Wilma, -t ttre
the autherity of 'Mr. Nicholas., 'of ther
Cenadien 'Geological Sureeyerteir .ezotina
that this will net serve ketneee'"weedsoll-
able dividend on tnore UMW lteltettie -cape
Mil invested. And it evas•00 0u -reason-
able dividend" which prospeettiteeeepro-
raised-en was, anything itenteella'10 2.5.
. .
pet cent.
The profile dangled betorelhe,iles ct
those who are out to buyeelairas it vet
unworked are even more altering, 't nude
net been ten minutes in the eaten -et had
only allotted tram the stale* to the
edge of the lake up the muddy need le
the hotel just above -before o peiSUltstve
pritspector was trying to sell inc a new
property which was MOrallY,401101, to
lure out a cinch. And as.we went off to
look at ite-for I liked the •ProSelectorel
oempany, although 1 del neteerant'his
Mine -up ehanibled a tough fellow, -a
French-Conadien miner, anti 'immad a
bit of oreout o( bus shire trieelltreesame
game on my pereuastve been& himself 1
NO BRET HARTS ELEmENTe
the, winter crops came throagh in splen.
did, condition. The, tan, clean; heavy-
he4(18d stalks • to -be Sege in 4- dales
tra el through thousands of acres of un- , • , ,oft -pain night gad daY; but relief is
cut, fteld.s and stooks stoutly attest tO the
statement that the crap. is a healthy, MAKE THIS YOURSELF sere to those, who• use Holloway's Corn
Cure.
clean crop and a high-grade, sample.
One observer says that the orop is as tar
advanced here Ito in the famous Cache 17-7-• •
county. Utah, long celebrated as one of
the hest wheat sections of die United
Stetee. The same is true of the crops at
Spring Coulee, Raley and Magrath.
Many farms visited by the correspon-
dent milli have from thirty-nve to nIty
bushels per acre. Five farmers in one
peighborhood place thts orop at 1u3)e000
bushels, and an estimate placed on the
'eteld that will be produced tributary to
the Carctston elevator is 350,000 bushels,
while Spring Coulee, Raley and,Magrath
will produce 300.000k bushels' more. A
few pocr tields will yield about twenty
bushels, hut these, ate ,racceplional,,. A
visit to this districteeas recently Paid by
Prof. TenEyck of the Kansas State Col-
lege. He declared the crops were with-
out exception the best he had ever seen.
Fuxin AND SUGAR.
,At Raymond (Alberta) the correspon-
dent took partleular pains to inquire in-
to all the ocnditione, and his report from
there is ot a highly satisfactory..kharac.
ter. His article written from this point
statese-"Wheat and beels-notte ' end
sugar. These are the great raw produeis
and staple manufactures of this thriving
toWn. The country on each, side of the
A. R. & I. Railwae (tom Raymond to
Cardston and Kimball is practically cni)
colinuous wbeatlield. 'like crop is a
bumper one, and in several places is
phenomenal and a certain record_
b alter. It is IMpoesIble,for erops 10
w thicker thee stretehto thdt are
hundreds of acme th extent." -Tersely
destreibrag the seene, the correspondent
says:-"Ilight and left the lines of stooks
run along, crawl rip over the unduta.
tieris of the preirles or dwindle to no-
thingness In the pesvpeelive of Me. plain,
city ot wheat, A tarmer near Raley is
terming narrow lanes at6uirt:lier:swhilliciel
letuettisingeolnirdettert svesii.°11tiAlriabsh 60.000 bush-
els. He is reaping and sowing all at the
stsBeetneeketdinlite. As Ole
grain
ny isandesullackgednd.
Immediately the field Is cleared tbe disk
and seeder is set to work and the soil
/ tee° seed again. Fee forty miles
itIs an easy place' to see, COblelt, for
U3' the big proposittahs ite Giese Mound
the lake, which biz itself to be, ralettoved
under in the hepe teat beneath' its' wa-.
tors lie ricer, deep veins *Calvet-, The
Itight-of-Wey and Larose; spells are
within a biscuit -toss of tee stollen.' The
Messily, just across the lake, lite Una
versity but a, short walk, and 84 OIL
The minens' wooden shrieks with •tkotel,
restaurant, stock exchange ,{Which is
elso the (heatre), and a few slates. ail
cluater together ort ene juet.
above, the railway track. It' beaks. <it
crates* like a piaeo that was.kinlyaiorted
yesterday. Upon the permanence at the
vein bungs the queen& whether- lea hall
arm Imo a blg town or whether the htle
side: now busy humen shell
01 13 few yeers be deserted agaahend tee
wootten buildings left le rot in ellent
lowliness, Whatevet -happens tlobeit
wilt always be an rateresling merneey
hy reason of certain peautiartites which
mark IL oil from all other nitnillor eamps.
There te no 11101 11111(4' element abOut it -
no Cousin Jacks- in red shires, km pee-
miscuous revolver 'shooting, no lawless-
ness very int 0 ambling, end. strange
en of all, no dein c. 1 never thought to
Lee• bt:IttiproPlea„lifiLtig einollet quell te'll•tettielt e 11 it: fg;—letbihduel211:thlbelltr:::eniusilnairsolhilvwastrumghaseatnintlln-28e
provides no stronger egiauthalt than le 30 bushels. But the major portian of
seswatoneee3rMegeo • ,31 ths rtsmetethurae tneteli:4441gglriAk the et•opdoiszer ofC.Vareridthoew,400;lposibeiliteilvetylnerhek.
whistey In some cif the shades -and 'lir tad e_e
4ps4kuoPspilatql,rorstiteigit°°.a asplitatre sltlealCevnefillt neTairelEr C5gleAbu4.he..eliimOLM SETIT.EMENT.
when lie found I was Oat 8 bliyel% Old The correspondent wrote to The But-
tes liquor is openly on sale, any-
thing like disorder is put dons with a troFionurelyauergshoabugotertu"lilder‘evatvitwealittnigs
heavy hand.
BABY'S IlEALTIL
Batiy's health and hapPlnies depends
upon its little stomach and haivels per-
forming their Work riegtfiarly. If these
are out of order Betakes Owte Tablets
will ewe the double euletter thee any
settee titedietive, 'end Ito rimilletehas fee
euatentess of o gateritmenit etnitlyet Met
this medirine perfeetly sate. mtm,
peeelq Neu), alorksville, Otte, ter; Hi
tame used Baby's Coo Toblete tor
etetnach anti bowel troubles, brezedrig
tie cede end destrayiug Orme, mid
:ewers with the best Autetees.",._ Selet
he tot medieine dealers Qv lot Mail et
ee genie a box bent The Or. Williams'
etedielne 001.. Orochalle, tint.
r..*''ObtlePAIdeq. •
people Who at000111041theirerteries Vote-
Theit the day& ot
41 )34Y Gel:trek-41;r. leriestilitlYgt" 14
004)
000 lether by the death et a butule
0.„ whom ehe bad neva' apt
effse 'flume is okete trtin it!, A
at from S3 to $4•per tiette. To -day it is
editing at from $25 to SAO on acre.
Ciattesehram is now a town ot 1,000 pop-
ulation, and not a braneslead within
like miles is available. As to the har-
eem ontioole, there are no poor -
except those Where seed Was sown on
Vet stubble. There Ls name spring
wheat grawn in thi,$'disiriel weli.
Ifitiekt win- be. te..•.‘nt bitsiteni 10
nee etre, Near tierestuden ene num .has
eal acres ot winter wbeee width will
fun WU) 40 443 50 11114151'I4( 10 thiy now.
VilgreV£"3" the farmer's have' taken care
Prefraring the land and doing? their
volt in season there ere bumper temps
ewe year. The season has been favor.
for tall wheat, and the gteneth end
es:Welty of the plant, whIell hag holl
the beet in years, dettionserates that in•
eoll and climate, ettle region is dettinm
te.beeeme ate ot theebest winter Wheat
bells le North Anterlee."
. ,
A BUMPET1 effleele
Peon thugh River the eettevoirdidit
weltee in ti•vein optimiellese,thae p.
1, tit hie letters traturninqr
feels. Ile tetaid thel teem 010olaks to,
teitelege 110.1)06 ems feed Lon serchtl
to ainter Wheal, and atter-4'utittning tip
the3. ata beadathcs, tear% paiDitaleti„ Air .tweA, Weed lta telt lealleb le lilt' arm OM f430t1
• and WS pleated Utopia/. smelted Ott nee011141te the win b15 about 6430,066 hushes.
Iles in ti Imam. en" niti eey Wage he e , .
esiesn'ti attellt. no patient with 13.03.
stinikeem. beet remember Mat 1 Jim
yoti:
The beautiful hotel eees hate widened
la alieete- A elleht Rusk eee'efed Ole
Waite tace.
%yaw, nu* toti mo, A t
fie:113,V
noi withn3 metelteerati at
unit 100 In a. dittct,tAt,t4 orbol 13rar
aiin Um, iny dfiele
siudoin aigitat, Wit Os live mitt
trAi z.ramd Gm 1=41 1:34 ton let
steregeeeta,,?itb tosel:r,ge ttelne, ett
eeteeal re.'re eitsiditAza v:as bet
Iletre4 had V.Ilittlettd.. 0[410
"MY niChetne dealer et 11%1114 at TA
tole MO alx bone for 'Wit from
Tim Dr.. hilvitetto
elite, telt ' •
eeepeee.,111-Neceee.
MAiere0 s:
tweet" toe*
.10t 1I111%%04.I. .
lend, 'sl1ritre4t.vi1it ft brother 'et* tainne
cor a infilimmiro ilttar; a Phalli 1Orse6111.
exted WOO, tt 'tram omidtiriett. ette.:
teleiledi 10 en Wahl Iteettli 4t.400,000I'
feat Weida Ottleans Nand littirtV,exci3
lo *LOVA tile egiate4 tl.It
'Wealthy untie et,Ilreekten:: 1131. 111 +Ore'
00 M latedetteettArak anditonly
ittlrakafit rti riosoll miitiotaire&t. - ,
*semi tileeelletee te Ot neeetieet Ateratg otter rettitt feeoellet .te fees.
stag-
eee Ione filiVe Urn Mita Vr"rigiel /lunar.
tridior, *n4 th:A " t -wow• *in Dattitt !A0The Or* telt Of It)47 .telteeit"Sold
19
V00.4e6.1 thtt,. Ab
4063VTAiitiMit etWIS **4tts and
nika sirent tont. View* ilh•v
4 vs14..amtw11r41 lits lest been: 1140eit.
titintit tteeteet
vto roto 0)01ea11 LI vat'
11*-_,A4Ia 1. ottoo ct.kgs.1-Nto.:
wieseb ft hie rifOrlitki
• It* interare 11111etiA tOr
atteni0 Tetteak, 100 l,tlie Satiety :to
coAittlik/i c.f.tesloonrat.t.c.l
Tri Oen t tbk)• fit'zta
'rear . 0')"1t!l4 1 itss $teettac
enteede tteete--'httit -11111e1 to the,
etIttereit 31 be* •
Tt. 5,01.,1etv .1h6 to..tt ..No..e.$,
aftiter ettaieleteI. 11 tt teetet3'
• mil Setilh 3i 543 Fell ter.3
weakiettibo
at
tettiteldge retitiaa tourtOtt -Outs, shave
heep
trZeit pCie ed tor 'fist vor 1%16.
Tetia 1110smito,,:potni, it 1.1,a toatke
tintcrec. mit giblititteli and" tie beet21
vr fitment' tot tan ;tor ....IMIzarkt
011bett; IttM, • ItelOillie[310dingtl the acc,
• a, oteefttislu trk.nt Saul,. ,
No. Octo.-atzMias. St
tw.vgloi., Ott tille.ceetiteheetee
1 1"Aetheettit etleitele.-,stee
3*11 teeeSTAIM,. ilthet,te,14 toirot teat
tatetetteXa eiterhael rat
(Xi* 3111906.000; Mel e Gettelen-sitleittet
tnvote, stMe. Menet* id Mara 1101* CAVe. •
10t1 teletive hatelt TAM httle0h0tt.:
•
OVIS• I 1013W flUI
(tty tliz' VAIN Oh
_ •
tot.lt it* f) tit kat
!,-1, gen
91 xc3!'t 414163rni#
4 teV:itt
W' VLtlik Ols 4i
Osze Z113 ati kat
tette '
GIVES RECIRE F011, spiris BOMB.
am* attE.
-1; —
Irtexpenseve Mixture et Vegetable Ire
predients 43ici ite ,Overcente Kidney
and Bladdee Troubles
Here Ls a temple homeMode mixture
as given by ',an embaenti authority en
Kidney diseates, who make& tile state,
ment in a Toronto daily newspaper,
that it will relieve almost any case et
Kidney trouble, if token ,betore the stage
ef Bright's diseease. Ile stales that, such
syruptcnne age tame back, pain_ in the
side, frequent desire to ertnate,,especi-
ally at night; painful Mat discolored
urination, are readily overeerne._Herit
is the recipe; lry
Fluid Extract Dandelion. one-half
ounce; Compound gargen, one ounce;
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three
ounces. Take a teaspoonful after each
meal and at bedtime.
A well-known physician is author,
ity (hill (hese ingredients are all
'harmless and easily refixed at home
by shaking welt in a bottle. This mix-
ture has a peculiar healing and sooth-
ing effect upon the entire fCidney and
Urinary structure, end, tetteu Overcomes
the wbret forms of Rheumatism in jug
it tittle •evaitee Thte inexture is said le
remove all blood disorders and cure the
libeumatism• by forcing the Kidneys to
filter and strobe from the blood and
aestem all uric teid and Put, dee •Inposed
waste matter, which eriuse these Arnie-
Hons. Try 31 11 you aren't wen. Save the
prescrIpticin. e •
----
A Cleat- Healthy OkIn-Ereptions 01
the skin and the blotches, which blera-
telt beauty are the result of impure
blood caused by 'unhealthn ,action of
the liver and kidneys. Inieeorrecting
this unitealthy action and restoring the
organs to their normal- tondition, Per
-
melee's Vegetable Pine evill at the same
tune eitonse.the blood, and the blotches
alenudvinergupantioytrocnsutefil• diSappear «111001
EUIVS-EYE Sitars._
The 501(611 are never serene
New hearts make the roily age.
No one ever togretted buying lean.
der.
There never is much geed in "good
erknoilligh.
tie" deeds tell -more than the larg-
esp( lebnurypsof Optetlephineraue,thoer.inut h
o
n
e
s
t
y
as a, good policy fat/ to pay the prone-
ums.
Miss Pi1-1 .renietnbr the'1Int time
1 ens ie toy,. t Miss meeeee_eweet
wouldn't 1 give •• for a ,-themory like
that!"
FIGURE FACTS.
Ostriches cost 8250 a pair.
Edison has Meer) out $47 patents.
Swallows ean fiy 128 mites an bour.
The world sends 1,500,000 telegrams a
day,
.e diver's 'suit, is weighted with 160
pounds a lead;
, Turkey's yearly export of opium ag-
gregates $4,000.0W
The demote eir rubber is 45 times
greater ether), the supply.
Guinea pigs are ntature arid marriage-
able ea the age 111 40 days.
Over 65 per -cent. of the Bussian army
can neither read nor write.
In the opera ot .aittrambo, aS Played
to Paris, 1,400epeople appear on 'the
stage in the. laet_act.
A Merry fieztrt Goes all tlig Day. -But
one cannot have a merry heart if he
s -asp:tin-in the - back- or- a- cold -with-
a racking cough. • To be merry one
must be well and free from aches and
jeans. Dr. Thomas' Eclectrle 011 will
relieve all palls, muscular or other-
wise, and for the speedy treatment of
bolds and coughs it is a splendid Me -
(Leine.
When tyou hear a man say "married
lite is the only life" it's a sure sign he
has been niarried nearly a week.
Some persons have petlactical attacks
et Canadian ceolera, dysentery or *liar -
theme and have to use great precau-
tions to avoid the disease. Change cf
wa(er, cooking, an green fruit. is sure
te bring on the attacks. To such per-
sons wee would recommend Dr. .1. I),
Kellogg's Dys,eetery 4-eardial as. beteg
the best meciteine in lhe market for all
summer complaints. If a few drops
are taken in water tvhen the symptoms
are noticed no further trouble will be
experienced.
A GOOD TIME.
"WelL Pat," said the sympathetic em-
ployer, "did you go -to your friend's
hmeral."
"Dal I go, is it sorT' returned Pat,
enthusiastically. "Sure an' I did. scar,
an' had the time ce me life, sea That
wake nor a &ante r
Shiloh'f-Use Shilob's Cute
e.21or the worst cold,
thesharpest cough
-try it on aguar-
- antee of your
money back if it
doesn't a ctuall
CURE anklet
than anything you
ever tried. Safe to
take, -nothing in
it to hurt even *
baby. 34 years tit
success commend
Sh loh's Cure -
26c., 50c.. $1. se
ure
Cures
Coil& --
and Colds
OMEN
VOW
lee
**V
„ .
itth$TAlfg$ WI M.tKE.
„ .
:furs or elottis. '1 bey
their eggs itilliehe. rleh. stuffs-, and •-
lt Is 1h eeeelali Wee,' itta:,r4t4s. That 00
11(0 catillg.A
There art,',$1,0 Sheeting stars. Vers.
pro ittitnease- lied:teat rn(l.ttY Oates larger
eta:. they, 4,4 got move.
'The oa-cailed shooting stars .thoi 0100 .
t:fipteottixtl$ ectos the nocturnal 01.0/
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