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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-13
EDUCATIONAL.

sentative Watson arrived in town this
week and the first day Of his arrival his
friends thought they would give him a
pleasant evening, so they took him TO the
theater. In the party were Messrs. Wat
son, Lands and Overstreet. Mr.. lands,
who is a stanch admirer of James Il.
Elmore. the poet of Ripley township. Mont
gomery county, is something of a reciter
and is always prepared to give something
from Mr.. Elmore's poems. On this oc-
casion he started in by reciting Elmore's
poetry for the edifcation OF his friends be-
tween the acts. The quality OF the verses
and Mr. Landis's delightful though SUBJ
dued manner of delivery, attracted the at
tention of the people in that part OF the
house, and the gentleman from the Ninth
district soon had an admiring audience.
This is probably the first time Poet
Elmore's verses were even recited TO Wash
ingtonians-
bill passed the House to-day and II
probably will become law, TO remove a
stain from the memory of a dead man.
The measure was introduced by Repre-
sentative Holiday OF Indiana, for the pur-
pose of clearing the war record of Francis
NJ Oliver of the charge of desertion.
oliver was a Terre Haute man and his
widow yet resides there. The bill asked
that the charges of desertion be wiped of
the record on the ground that Oliver was
insane at the time he deserted the army.
He afterward was committed TO an asylum
for the insane. A Democratic congress
man from Texas entered a protest against
this class of legislation" but withdrew
his objection when the measure was fully
explained to him.
Mr.. Holiday to-day introduced a bin to
increase the pension of Benjamin r. Lit
tie, late member OF Company l., Eighty
fifth Indiana. 10 $50 a month.
Fred Holloway, OF Anderson, stopped I'm
Washington few hours to-day on his
way TO New York. To one Of his friends
ness 81 just wanted TO come down and
help out Charles Henry's BOOM he said.
In jocular way. He did not stop TO
explain what Mr.. Henrys boom II.
At the office OF the secretary OF the treas
ury to-day it was said there was nothing
new TO be said in the case against Il. T.
De Baum. of Terre Haute. who is charged
with violating the civil-servlce law To-
morrow IL is understood the case will be
taken up. Representative Holiday will
visit the Treasury Department tomorrow
and hopes 10 be heard I'm DE Baun's in
terest.
Mary Baldwin has been appointed post
mistress at Lynnville. Warrick county, vice
Daniel l.. Zimmerman. resigned. and Clyde
Il. Walker at Rosston. Boone county, vice
Charles Davis, dead.
Senator Beverage said tonight that he
will go to indianapolis for the Christmas
holidays unless he is detained here by
work incident TO the statehood bill. His
time is fully occupied with this matter
now. To-day senator Beveridge called at
the White House with Senator Lodge ana
discussed the statehood bin with the Presi-
dent. c. A q.
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NEW HAVEN. Conn.,. Dec. 12.-Bradford |
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-12
Dermai(tes Gr3bistbum.
Htihpf SarIes. Der Gerweier oer ssesp 9orse
Grsoioaeie.

1tihof SarIea. Der |erweier Der saep 9orfa
Die grabtDseie Sem Dort itebt CUR
.3eit imsWaittelpantte oes Snteref1es Der
tatboliiden Welt. Die @abl zines
Ra9folsers fir ben p%ertOrbenen gras
bii9of gorrisan tit fir Die rOmii9s
&ir9e bon bOber 8ebeutuns, benin bag
Netp Yorfer Grsbistbum tit zines Der
srDbten unb reiditen Der Welt, unb
ripaliIirt in hieier 8esiebuns nit benen
bon paris uno @ien. gs umfabt Die
Staaten Retp gort uno Hep Seriep
uno einen She'll Der 8abama= Snielu.
Die mannisfoGsu pflt9ten unt
girben bes gtep gorter gr5biidofs,
beiien seiitlider Sb9ut 100000 Gee
len unteriteIt limb, %erforDern fir bag
Imt einsn enersii9en, pielieitisen
Ronn, Der ntdt nur sbeolose unb
Yrebtser iein BARI ionbern au4 iiber
Elm bebeutenbes prsaniiatorii4es uno
biplomatii9es Salient perfusen muB.
Die Dirt uno Weife Der Wabl 1T
bur9 bas fdnpnii9e 9eies porgei6rie=
ben. 3uerft treten Die permanenten
Heftoren Der grsbiO5eie uno Die OiO5ez
fanz8on iultoren gu elmer &onferen5 gu
iammen unb einigen fi9 in elmer gebei=
men 8erat6ung iber bic 4uspahl BON
bret SonbiDaten, bersn Hamer an Die
neun 8if9Dfe Der &irdenprppin5 gez
ianbt tperben. 9a9bem bic 8ii9Ofe
einen pber idmmtli6e Ganbiboten IN
bofIrt, pber etre neue elite Gufgeftelt
baben, tpirb bas @ersei6nib aGer Sea-
men ben GrSbifdOfen Der Ser. Stuateu
porselest, pel9e in gleider Weife entz
peoer Die 8ori9lGse aceeptiren ober
burd neue erieBen.
Oteie BON ben brei &Orperiddften
aussepdblten Hamen, beren 3abl mad
benz 8orbersefagten minbeftens brei
unb b09itens neuu fein mug, perben
bonn no9 3om eefanbt, no bic &ar=
binGle uno in leBter 2trte Der gapft
bic enbeiltise QuspabI t~reffen. WGblz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-12
Jmpolantes DenRma(.
Su Gbren Der 9eloeu oes Sarserfris'
ges in Nrp 0urf erri9tet.

Sieroe Der Wiperiise 7ripe.sInlaoem 81"
gradtbau aus weibem Warmor-9er Sn'
menraum aIs Rmbmesbaus-.9en Retteru
Der iimipu."
Cine 3ierbe Der Stabt Stem gprt,
unb Dor Mnem Der %berihmten Htoer@
fibe Oripez4 nlasen am linten 9uoions
ufer' biloet bas berrli9e Monument
gum Qnbenten on Die i'm 8iireertrteg
eef4lasenen S9la4ten, uno gu Gbren
Der Netp gorter 8iirser. Die on Dem ses
pdltisen Sample fir grbaltung Der
Union t6eilnabmen, pel4es caielblt am
9rGberI9miidunsstage unter etns
b~rudspolen Geremonien entbuut
purbe.
Dos imppiante Sentmal felt iit
ols cine seididte 9eri4mel5uns Der
rDmii9en unb sriediiGen 4rhttettur
in moberner 4uffuhuns bar. IS be-
ftebt aus elmer runoen, tempelartigen
Struttur, bic iid iiber einem treisfDre
mieen unterbau nit poriprinsenDen
Gden erbebt. Den unterban umgtbt
cine maiiipe afer sefdnise 8aluftrabe,
bic fib an Der gtorb= unb SIoiette off
net, mo breite Sreppen gum Sentmal
emporfiibren. Der unterbau tit aul
Grant aufsefiibrt, Der Jlur TT aug
! 3iegeln, nit marmornen 8Gnbern UNI
8prbiiren, bic Stufen unb Die 8alu=
ffraoe finb aIs Wurmor.
Sos Monument ielbit, einf4lieblid
bes Oa9es, 1T bur9pess aus petBeu
8ermont=M armor bergefent. Ser als
9runblaee bes unterbaus gebrau4t'
9runit ftammt aus ben 8ri4en Dor
Connecticut unb Muha9uietts. St'
geiummte Nrbeit Der Stulptoren tpuro'
auf benz SentmalspldBe eetban unb be:
oniprudte Is Monute 3eit. SIN 9an:
ser fanen 10000 &ubttfuB Marmo1
unb 10000 aubitfuB Granit CUR Ser:
penbung. Die Soften bes Senfmoli
besiffern fid auf $25O,OOO, pel9er
8etrag bic Stubt Rep gort fir ber
3ped bepiIliste.
Sas Yeriftpl pirb BON sp0lf torin
tbii9en Sdulen, bic cine 9Dbe bon i
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-12

Getp gorts Seer, unb Slotten-R Document.
35 SUP baben, gebilbet. Sieies Yerts
ftpl umsibt ben inneren Runbbou uni
lit bon einem toniihen Oa9 eetr0nt.
Gin einaises Sbpr, iiberrast bon einem
4bler nit ausseitredten Sdpinsen.
s~eitattet 3utritt gu benz Wonument.
Der Snnenraum tit t%retsfDrmig, 25
SUP i'm Sur9mefer uno 4S SUB bod,
nit elmer sepDlbten Sede; bur9 elm
Sberli9t tpiro bic 9ale matt erleudz
tet. Sn benz Gaume beftnDen ii9 feds
balbtreisf0rmise 8unonii9en, pel6s
our Nufbepabruns BON 5lugsen, Wafz
fen unb anoeren ariesstropbden bez
ftimmt iinb.
Sas Mpnument ite6t auf einem, bon
Selien umeebenen Siigel, uno bic reiz
men 5ormen bes ftattliden 8aus ipiez
seln ii9 in ben i9immernben Jlutber
bes Subfon. Sie Bats beg DENT
mails lieet 80 SUB iiber benz 5luB unb
5ebn SUB iber benz Rineritb Sripe,
bic Spite bes Senfmals rast It's SUI
iber benz @aferfpiesel empor. Weoer
cine Statue, nod anbere l~anblGufige
@pmbole bon 9ries unb Jrteoen Be-
eintrG6tisen bic refine grudt beg Sems
pels, Der fi9 f6orf BON feiner hinge,
bung abbebt unb BON ieber Settle ge=
ieben ben slei9en imponirenben gins
brud madt. Die einfa9e Snf6rift
Dem Mnbenfen Der tapferen Solbd=
ten uno Matrofen, tpelde Die Union
retteten" iiber benz perifpl bes DENT
mails er5dblt in berebter Weiie bic Sc
f9t9te Der 9elben, bic fir Die l1nion
ftarben.
4uf elmer gronsetafel, bic on Der
Norbieite bes l1nterbaus IN ben 1lies
ienfubboben einselaHen 1T, finben fd
Die Worte: rSn M o / q m.
Grri9tet Don Der Stabt Rep Oorf our
grinnerung an bic Sapferteit Der Sol>
buten unb Watroien, pelde I'M 8Irs
sertriese our @erttiSiguns Der Union
fdmpftsn.~
Ser Sentmals. gnttpurf f%tarnnt bon
zen Irditeften Charles W. unb Mrtbur
q. Stougbtpn unb geter 6. Subop,
Der 8au tpurbe unter Getting bon
Sbomus Spper NisgefIbrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-12
Hreiserniebri9mm9 in
R. HarriSOn'S
Guentpddrenbancluna

gSir baben Dor einisen sorten Sommerraaren CUR Sabres3et abas gu
pe1i9aien, menn Sbr hielben sebrau9t. Gin Serseid unerer Suas
lhdten unb BreHe pirb senisen, gu5 gu iberSeuseu, baB mir gSaareu
pom 20 bis 30 grosent biuiger uertaufen as anbere @eitdfte in Gem
trial Wtnne1ota.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-12

bar 1T isber Yrieiter, bod pirb sez
p0bnli9 ein 8ii@of fir bas Qmt aus
erieben.
Die &onferena Der Rettoren unb
Observation-Disclosures bat fiirslia IN
Der 9ubionftuot ftattsefunben, unb es
beibt pielfah, baB bDrtielbit @eib<
bii9of Sobn 30. 5orlep boz, Retp gorf,
Der bermaIise 8erpeier Der grsbi6seie,
bon ben 4bftimmenben beporauet
purbe. Die enbsiltige gnti9eibuns
bes popites biirfte iebo9 ni9t Dor
9erbft erfoIsen.
@eibbiidof 5arIep tpurbe in Srlanb
seboren unb mar LANCE Sabre binburd
Setretdr Des perftorbenen Garbinals
WcGIustsp. Gr lit Sc Sabre alt unb
BAT uls Weibbiidof pieberbolt &C.
lesenbeit gehabt, ietne 9efdbisuns in
Der @erualtung Der OiDSsie gu ertpei>
Ten,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-12

funbe. gr bat cine e-oBs 3abl mebiz
sinii4er S9riften perDffentli9t, Die
gum She'll in frembe Spra9en iiberz
iest tporben finb. Sacobi tit Mitslieb
unb mar prGiibent berI4iebener mebiz
sinti6er 9eieqi6aften in 4merifa uno
1T Gbrenmttg!ieb FOLDER @ereinisunz
gen i'm Iuslunbe. Sn 1894 mar er
elmer Der amerifantfden Selegaten fir
ben internationalen mebisini1den 3onz
sreb in Rom. Sn 1895 lebnte er etnert
an Jpn ~ersansenen Ruf als profehpr
an bic gerliner uniberfttGt ab. On
lGBli6 Der Jeier ieines 70. 9eburtsz
toges in 1900 purben benz berbienten
Manne sablreide Gbrungen gu She'll.
Die beutf9e Mebisinif9e 9efelIf4aft
gu Retp gort pibmete ibm cine 5efts
f4rift. Ser i'm felben Sabre in Paz
RIG tasenbe internatipnale mebisinif9e
&ungreb erpdblte Sacobi gum gbrenz
prdfbenten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-12
CASTORIA
fur sauglinge und Kinder.
Die SorH, Die Hr INNER GGkauft HABIT
r1sg. die 7.uMI
u..s.sss.ifs Won E[MHZIZW
DschIutftt.

a.: wIun, ME lit Sbnea bic lonse
&neiperei befpmmen?A-8.: nSebr
aut-aber meine 5rau tit gona betier!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-12
nniere ie9s Sabre alte So9ter.

rlniere fleir, ie6s Sabre alte Sod=
ter bate einen iebr mehen gals, idlimm
ansei6woneu, unb lie buifete fait obne
unterbreduns. SD sab ben 8bite
@ine ofsSar Sprup Ben anmsiiun=
gen semdB; lie besanu iofort lid su
beilern unb mar balb seiunb. Ssrau
Groues unb id babe ibn anberer EN-
problem, unb mir era9ten i'm als bic
bette Webi3in i'm @ebraude
3eu. 8. $. @roues, gaitor
Der M. 6. Stride, glartsuile, Mo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-12
Dos ANTS uehrttttniH

Gin prdttitant Gu$ert fi4 in elmer
Iffentliden Wirtbf9oft fe1r ungirtitis
iiber ieinen 8oritanb. unb lGbt f4 To-
qar au Der gebauptuns binreiben, ber'
felbe lei Elm hummer Renf4.- Die
Mngelegenbeit fommt Der Sberbeboros
aur Mnseise, unb Der prattitont iDiro
f1lieBlid .4peaen Derlebung bes Imtss
qebeimnifes~ nit elmer Orhuiugs'
ffrafe BON brei Draft beIe9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-12

Seber Selbiport brinst ptele Ser
rsutursen unb Sueti6unsen man bal
ieOou elm Miiiel sefunben rpel9es
eine prompte 9eiluns brinst unb BITE
ies lit unbebinst ct. Safobs Del
wsltes idon LANCE als bas bette Setl'
mittel befanrt lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-12

.eiturgst g r q MIN E
bic iiinsft anlqbIid Des 9uEiaolospros
aefes in Bologna an italienif9e 3ds
tuuser ssfanbt tpunben, baben Der ito
Iienifdef Regieruns cine Gtnnabme
BON iiber $4,000 2ire ($16,OOO pers
i9offt. (Oer feIesraphii9e Betrieb III
in Stalien ftaatli9es Monopol.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-12
proftlTor abraham 9arobi.
0etn os16trttt bonn afaoemithen 2ebsfa@s
uao teime Ueroienite.

ostn @Rdtrttt bonn afaoemitMen 2ebsfa@s
ane teins verotentte.
Nd4 3~2idbrisem iesensreidem Mirs
fen TT neuli4 profeHor Or. abrabam
Sacobi bon ieiner atabemii9en 2ebrs
thdtisteit am college fir 4erste unb
WunbGrate in Nep gort suriidsstre>
ten. Sacobi lit elmer Der beut19en
48er, beren befruhtenbes Mi1en 4mes
rita gu Cute fam.
Ibrabam Sacobi tpurbe 1880 in
9ortum. Weitfalen, seborsn. Gr
ftubirte in 9reifspalb, 9Dttinsen unb
Bonn Meoisin, tpurbe 1851 in ben
rbeintf9en acknowledgement per=
pitelt unb gu 9efdnsnibbaft perurz
tbeilt. Sn 1853 uuf freien SUB se>
ieBt, sins Sucpbt suerft na9 England
uno etltte Wonate IpGter mad Stem
gort. mo er ii6 als 4rst nieberlieb unb
ii9 %inionoerbeit Der 9e6anbluna
bon &inbertrantbeiten supanbte. OILS
1860 am Nep gorter MebisiniI9en
College Der erite 2ebritubl fir 9inberz
beilfunoe in Imerita erri9tet parb,
tpuroe ibm oieier berlieben. Seit 1870
bate bann Sacobi bic Stene eines
tlini14en Profehors an benz gineangs
erpGhnten college inne.
Sacobt gilt ni9t nur in Nmerita,
fonbern AUDI i'm 4uslanbe als Mutoz
rttGt auf benz 9ebiete Der &inberbeils
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DfnTniCdJ.

Gle: rSDr, mai, pie Die Ra4tiz
sou i'm @ebiid tlast!--G r: So.
bic Snietten f9einen in bieiem Subr
f6ledt seratben gu iein!"
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BuuueEuruaf.

rglebmer sic mir es nidt libel, gnd@
biees Jrdulein, bub i9 meine 9efuble
ni6t tpGrmer ausbriden fann-aber
i9 bin Director Bel Der sroBen &ubls
duldoe!"
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Beirrt Rpd1ts

.gerubigen sic fi9 bod, ME t0nz
men sic benin 10 urtrOftli4 iein tpesen
bes einen Prpsefes, ben Sic Derloren
boben, mas sIauben sic. ME Oft mir
bus i9on paiftrt it,"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-12

Steroe Der 0iperiioe 1rioe:slnIa9en - yin
gradtbau aus wsiBem Warmor-7er Sn'
memraum ais Rubu,esbaus-.Sen Rstterr
Der tlnipu."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-12
aInter -Iehrmduurru.

.Seine @9uloen ideinen Did iehr
gu briden!"- uniusbdr! Wfan ftebt
immer nit einem SUB i'm Stanoess
omit"
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-02-28
Highest Rents OH Earth

The district around Cornh,ll Is now
he most highly rented spot on earth.
Not long since one room near the Royal
let for between $4,000 and
1900 q year. Within the past few
weeks q house agent advertised certain
properties in Throgmorton street to let.
For seven telephone boxes on the
ground floor $3.50 u year of rent was
isked for each. For n suite Of three
'ooms on the mezzanine floor E1,OOU
I year was asked. Six rooms OH the
irst floor were offered at $4,000 a year.
For shops Bond street is the dearest
horoughfare in the world. Broadway
IL New York comes next. AMI a limited
adius near the Place de TOpera in
Paris ranks third. \ small shop in
Bond street brings readily from ESQ
o fl.300 ? year. This includes the
shop and basement. but not, of course,
he remainder OF the house. The shops
n Regent street cost even more, but
hen they are larger. thus making the
n per square foot work out .ess.--
london Mail.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-02-28
o PAUL IN EXILE.
How the Ex-President of the Bee
Spends His Time.

How the Ex-President of the Boers
Spends His Time.
The final scenes in the long and adven.
turOus career OF the cx-t'rpxidrnt Of the
South African republic are being enact
ed at u little town named Hilversum. in
Holland. According tn the latest advicts.
his end cnnnot br very far otf. and one
of the most remarkable men Of the last
century will disappear forever from the
stage OF human affairs. Mr.. Kruger in
habits II small. two-stOriel house. known
as Casa Cara. similar in every way to
the residence Of the wealthy Dutch nler-
chants. and OF the usual type Of country
houses in IIollan l.. : There are grounds
surrounding the building in which the
President spends u good portion Ut each
day.
IIilversum is a town of about 2S.00O
inhabitants. and il half an hours ride
by rail from Amsterdam. Ii IL a favor
lite country residence Of the Dutch. be-
ing very hcalthtml and quiet. OOm Paul
rises early. according to his lifelong c,is-
tom. takes u cup VI blnck coffee the first
ching in the morning anil when dressed
repairs to the garden. where he remains.
us a rule. till 0:3N. During this time he
goes through his mail. which has prrvi-
ously been classified for him by his pri-
vate secretary. lie always takes with
him on these occasions his two %insppara-
Bile companions. n large pipe AMI a large
old fashionel Bible with large metal
clasps.
Although he knows the sacred boosa
almost by heart. especially those Of the
Old Testament. and can always quote an
appropriate passage from the Bible suita-
lie for my gwen emergency. yet lie.
nevertheless. reads his Bible every day
unier the shade vi q large tree in the
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-02-28
I,r,yiuc Lar.c.


When Clifton johnson was travelling
in Ireland lie sat down one day in al
cottage. to talk will an old WOMAN.
AS they were having their dish Of
discourse" there came u clap OF thup-
der. and the old woman ut once spread
out her hands in s%upplication. cry
ing:
God Glcss and save Us! And save
his honor. and save the people and all
Ut us!"
For the space Of half en- hour tho
thunder vas frequent. and each time
she prayed. Then she told MIR. john
son this story. which Las u good moral
in Its defining OF the proper spirit
which should belong to prayer:
'Tlere was q aud he was work
rag in u field like. and it came on to
thunder. and lie put his licad in u hole
in the wall. and lie said. God save
what's out o. me-! But lie ought to
have prayed for the whole Of him; for
lie no sooner said that than the wall
fell and took his head clean off.
ut was tclled to NE that this was q
Judgment on the crathur. because 1t is
not right to pray small. just for your
silf. But you should pray largc.-tc
save us all.--pray big and open-heart
ed. But that may be only a story. sir
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-02-28
ssvon Years Ago he Fad but e24-
Now He Has Seventy Ecad
Of Cattle.
This ,s What . Coupe Of Eastern
Farmers Learned When on q Re.
cent Trip to Canada.
Splendid Word. Asou, Saskatoon, no.,hor,
and Hague District. whsrs rhsy
Wit Locate.

Messrs. ]. z. Blum and J. GruMper
Of Manchester. Washtenaw County.
Michigan. paid a visit to Alberta las:
summer and saw there a Mr.. Shantz.
n Of the good old Pennsylvania stock.
who had come recently-some seven
years ago--from Ontario. with $24 i'll
his pocket. lie has certainly prospered.
as he now owns over seventy head of
cattle. has a good log house framed
over, also a good barn. and in all re-
spects looks q thrifty and well-to-slo
farmer. He had some COOL crops of
oats and barley. After spending some
days in Calgary and Edmonton they re-
turned to Regina. Assinihoia. and look
ed around the country north to I4ums-
den and Balgonic, where the crops mp.
peared very promising and heavy. con
tinuing up the Regina and Long Lake
road, they came to Saskatoon. on the
crossing of the South Saskatchewan
river. OF this district they say:
"The country here pleased us better
than any We have seen. We drove. on.
eighteen miles In q northwesterly direc-
ton through the Smith settlement. This
Is a wonderful district: the growth was
splendid. all kinds Of grains and roots
were perfection. The older settlers had
good buildings Of all kinds and looked
very prosperous. in fact we came to
the conclusion that we hal found what
we ere looking for. a good country.
While the nature of the soil changes
and is in some parts light, in others
stony. and again heavy. generally
speaking 1t leaves nothin. to he de
sired. Hav and water are also In
abundance. and wood n be found
along the river slopes and islands. We
have deci ed to locate there and shall
certainly advise our friends to do like.
wise. We also trust that this report
may have the effect of drawing tlie at
tention of land seekers to this district
and can honestly advise all such 10 10,
cate there. They will find a good thing
AS farmers ourselves. from n good dis.
trict in Michigan. we have come to the
conclusion that properly farmed Nest
ern Canada will grow almost any
thing"
Ask for information from any agcn:
Of the Canadian Government.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-02-28
Another Man Al,ogether.

Valley. No., Feb. 24.-There is q man
In this town who has undergone a
most remarkable physical change in
the last few months.
His name is Perry Nelson and those
who knew him but a short time ago
IRE amazed Mt his present condition.
He had not been feeling we'll for
some time and suspectiny that the trou-
ble came from his kidneys. which lie
knew were not any too strong. he de.
termined to try a kidney medicine.
bod IS Kidney Pills were highly rec
commended aud Mr.. Nelson began IL
treatment Of them. He was awarded
by a complete restoration to vigorous
good health. He says:
II used six Dukes OF Dodd's Kidney
Pills and they have helped the a great
deal. feel like another man and can
recommend Do-d's Kidney Pills very
highly"
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-02-28
THE PLEASURE OF GIVING.
suece..fnl Mon who Did Not nxpe,
ence IL Until Late in Life.

9uccessfnl Mon Who Did Not Expert.
ence lt Until Late in Life.
To the present generation the name
Of Gov. L. d. Morgan. Of New York.
Is scarcely more than . dim echo from
the pages Of history; but there are
men still living who remember him as
u Of the group Of great war Govern.
ors whose tirmness and courage served
their country so magntfcently In her
darkest hour. 1t was one who so re-
Membered him who told this incident:
Governor Morgan "a a very rich
man. but until he was 20 years old he
never had given away any Of his
wealth. Then n day he sen for his
old friend, DR.. Adams. the Presiden
Of Union Theological Seminary. and
told him that he wished to give n large
sum Of money to the college. The doc.
tor, almost incredulous ut FIRST, was
soon convinced Of the sincerity Of tho
offer. aud u time was set at which ht
was to so and get the bonds.
AT the appointed hour the doctor up
penred aud bonds to the value OF more
than 100000 were put into his hands.
The Governor stood and watched until
the doctors carriage was out Of sight.
Afterward lie spoke Of 1t to nnothe,
friend.
II am an old man." he said. 81 have
had a successful life and done about
all that l had planned to do. and
supposed that l had been happy. But
! know now that until I stood and
watched DIR. Adams drive away with
those bonds never had known what
happiness was. l cannot regret too
deeply that carly in life l did not form
the habit Of giving"
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-02-28
An Anecuotc of Kubc.ts


Though still a boy. Kubelia. the viz
l.nist, obtains M average fee Of 200
guineas for each Of sixty recitals. The
young violinist's agent was the witness
Of Il touching sight at Prague recently
Toward the close of the day an old
man. apparently between 50 and 90,
who had evidently Travelled far on foot,
judging by the dust on his clothes
and tile WEAKNESS of his movements,
approached the hotel where Kubelik
was staying. In q bandanna handker.
chief he was carefully carrying a sup.
ply Of fruit. eggs and butter. These
were an Offering for Jan. and the aged
donor who had walked SO far with luis
present VAS no other than the young
violinist's grandfather.