The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-05-06
N DOLLAR WHEAT.
Western cannda's Wheat Fields Pro.
duce It-Magnihcent Yields-Frce
Grants Of Land to Settlers.


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The returns OF the Interior Dcnart-
mcnt show that the movement OF
American farmers %northward 10 Cam
ada is each month affecting larger
areas Of the United States. Time was.
says the Winnipeg Free Press. when
the nakotaS. Minnesota ana Iowa fur
nishcd the Dominion with the main
bulk Of its American contingent. Last
year. however. forty-four states aud
districts were represented In the OIL
cial statement ~ to the former rcai-
dcnce OF Americans who had home
stcads In Canada. The nakotas stu
head the list, with i.OOj entries. Min
ncso,a being a close soc1Iu with j.NSi.
but with the exception uf Alabama aud
Mississippi and Delaware every state
In tho Union supplied settlers who. IN
order to secure farms IN the fertile
prairie country OF Canada. became
citizens of. and took the oath of al
lcginncc to. the Dominion. Last year
no les than ll.Stt Americans entered
Tor homestead lands In Canada.
From the Gulf to the boundary. aud
from ocean to ocean. the trek to ths
Dominion goes ~. Not only tho
whcatgruwcrB OF the central MISSISSIPPI
pl valley. hut the ranchcm Of Texas
aud New Mexico. and tho cultivators
uf the comparatively virgin soil of Ok
lahuma. are pouring tuMprds the pro-
ductiyc vacant lands Of tho Canadian
Northwest. II Is no tentative. half
hearted departure for an alien cOun-
49,. A.. A.. u.uuNf.at.l la fllu .NnItuH
Il has become almost n rush To secure
possession uf land which II IL feared.
by those impcrfcctly acquainted with
the vast area NJ Cauada's vacant lands.
may all be acquired before they ar
rive. There II no element OF Hpccula-
ton or experiment In the migration.
The settlers have full information re-
spcctlng the soil. wealth. the farming
methods, tho laws. taxation AMI sys-
ten of government Of the country 10
which they are moving. and they real
izc that tho opportunities offered In
Canada are In every respect better and
greater than those they have enjoyed
In the land they are leaving.
Canada eau well afford TO welcome
, cordially every American farmer COM
Ing to the Dominion. There " no
question but that these Immigrants
make the most desirable settlers OBJ
{ talnablc Tor the development Of the
prairie portion of the Dominion. Full
. information cnn be had from any au-
thorlzed Canadian Government Agent
D whose address will be- found elsewhere.
sense ~ wary cure.
--N.a 4. .N...N.Na.. sslsuN .uNaRs
he could suggest for the Worrying hab-
, n. II wuald prescribe common sense
. he said, 'and n u man or Woman
hasn't rot n stock m hand and can not
u cultivate one The medical man IN pow
y stlcss." This worrying nonsense
grows. Tho best means to cure II Hes
: ia the hands Of the womnn hcriclf.
II she Will lust call u little horse
' sonyo TO her aid. resolve not Ia borrow
trouble. Ia De- cheerful and always
= think upon the right nldc Of things.
u she will live longer and DO ablo 90 re-
tain her beauty. Every woman has the
strongest dcriro to keep her good
u looks. Why then does she tako tho
course which Is sure to make her yell
= low skinned, dull eyed aud thoroughly
uuloycly?
The English woman IL greatly nd
mlrod Tor hor utter refusal 10 worry or
to be worried. Consequently she looks
young at %. Undertaking no more
than she can comfortably carry out,
and firmly believing In the coming oi
i, another day, she does not procrasti'
nate. but simply VIII not let tho do.
N incsilc machinery grind her down a.
m health and an early old aye,
She " n frequent bniher and regards
health as the primo factor Of life, "
y be looked after before everything else
She sleeps nine houra and also take
~ II nap during the day, arranging hol
~ work IN the most systematic manner
= Her little memorandum clip Away
shows two acaDt ~hOurB-thoy are 10
~ rest. She eats heartily, but Of the mos
y digcstible food. and would rather hny'
~ n mouthful Of good food and go partl'
y hungry than a II whole meal a
~ cheaper Observation-Disclosures In
a., quircr.
urbanity and s~uburbnnity.
as tinguished from the yillager by hi
In l,t,or monnprg9 Thora VIVA n tim