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ears v ago I drove up to sta~s
in the San Pedro valley in
a. and the Mexicanl stock tend.'r
had a hard timell in routndiilg Iup
stage btock. His herd poniy had
runi lntil. as th stood there unlder
slhtle of a brl.Ih O'corrl, cov'etd
foam and dust. with hisi belly
up almost to hlia spine, and
g tmccsioually as though it was
hi, I felt sure I shlouhl d sete himl
before 1 left the station. I was
lr. ards told by the stage boss. in a I
, Imtter of course way. in answer
-a may iq uiry, that he had "pulled
iugl all right; you an'at kill theue
Smitters. and inow an le rfectly ipoi
-e that '.iou ca'lllot.
As a s.ddle animal sinlldl,. the
Inco basI no 1superior. The "lope'
iL terms which should never be up
to tlhat motion ini ainy other
,f hioi.es I have \watchedl a
irdl of cow lIlnies Lwing dlriven\ over
ie jariet, where the unduhltions f
a 'ks ill the oo inlg throng w were
A regular and easy as the rise anid
ll ofr the waitery wave. . The fox
tit, which is the habitual gait of aill
lais6in llc, cowl 's anlld, lllndas, is
eaily cultivated in him, anid lhis li.rht.
tinapl1 I fruci at'cOliiliOdates itsl I
.r..,l I t. flmht motion
akitr I.t. ,itule1 tjLnidtr. uh Lori III.
tDtikImiti'Ii I. not least, and Ilhat is his
wo dtrful 111(1inrevjueuiss. Ile grave's
Abe w4sttiul auidscape,e not lM~eau'.e h~e
ineiindcs u otf the equiin ei~ i'l. but
because le .Iiues of lire soil aind hias
borne thit lhat and buirdeui anid the
vicissutudi. of all thait pale u! roniat:unte
which 1%11 ill eiug albout ti t~cstetr'
bmiticir. A. we see himi hitched to
th plow or the -agojii 1le Nficns a
living len -t eit agust Ut iitariniiii:fl
I uulgkt his ietl m" i tate h le "ill nlot
lit- a Itiruje 1,1 Moor. the
SO intaill 'manl atic tilt , :aqucru,
~,oughi :l ilhl-Toftrute f thei~reani~ti,.:
weir her itage 4f gall ait hatl. Thle
pouly ºuiit hue1: ly cuter the uctw
u1awe. le iuiºt « ,aUr the collar of
t new~ c~jlizatiin intld earlnl ihi oats
by the sweait o hIls 'lank. There are
so more woiirlds ft ih binm to conqjuer;
twbwc nisit till 'ic gromnd.--lFrd
aick Renuigjoii iii Clentury.
Critkluni of Brieiue
Men of 'cie'.e mai, as iniuviduals.
M ilt, nialy *,rroib. Tha. IIyaV ftll
b ielize the true dignlity o' their call
kg; they umay be unduly swayed by
varty spirit or by personal aims: they
my be unuorthy ministers of the
tlths which they deliver. But sci
gmee. what is it but trutht And what
is the scientific spirit but the spirit
etows to truthl To all who are
dmistisfied with the present currents
If thought we would, therefore, say:
"riticise men as much as you please.
bhint out their errors, their failings,
irlllectual and moral, with all need
1 severity. Hold up the standard
which you think their lives and
ht ought to be governed. Crit
theories, too. Let nothing pren
haobsllenged or unscrutinimed that
are not satisfied is true. Let no
mour of great names, no popularity
eartain modes of thought, deter you
baO expressming your diesent from
ala you do not believe.
Brtdo not put yourselves hopelessly
b the wrong by attacking science, or
abusing the scientilic spirit. You
Sain nothing by it, but will
n Iv daurken your understandins
ad Mlut yourselvea out from thelight
is ready to lighten every man
6t codhes into the world. Hicienc(
ill abide. It has its rootsin theever
asting rocks, and draws its aliment
lmon univesual nature. The scientific
't will abide, admonishing ment of
ersrom, and leading them into all
lgthll. It is wise to be recowciled to
dhb powers us these; even now while
are in the way with them make
u of aore, and find rest to your
a_.l:"--W. I). Lo Sucur in Popular
eieince Monthly.
( 'h.eue. mIeey.
(.e phase in business life which is
a:.. an uncommon one, and which
aeqws that the world wags not a.
bdly as it is mid to do, is the return
ug tI tho merchants of "conscience
monev." It very often comes under
r notice. The last uc.uilion I ob.
erved was the other day at Barr's,
laen a well known Catholic clerg
fman came up to Mr. FranM i,
onm I was standing, and handed him
r which a penitent of his had asked
to mtoretoo arr's. Whether the
mount the repentant creature re
tiured had been taken in money or
gpoda of course no one knew. and
aUll so of course only the priest
i -: the name of the person making
atution. Not very long ago a
wlow who had been very wealthy,
k had been robbed of everything,
Ssunrpried by a visit of a gentle
a who had Iommrly known her
nand. He handed her e00 which
is mid had just come to him dinected
Shis care to be delivered to her,
I yaled "OC maclence mosey."
r hve heard the story of the man
Ssemat $20 anonymously to ashop
with this laecoio note: "Here
dir o smay, which I stole from
I l it becaus my conuenceo
*a it 'asws' again I will
° This phlosophi,
penitent is a fair sample
ind we aorora.-St. Ioui
* . s aadfr m t e Mw the vamla
fo te isd Mry iof of
to a to
ri cbe sa,
bunqtUJ, o.Y13flj%- Joy
uouj u .iow J.zJdo acIaargno. .aolp s
A tIe' "1?At .dliflht JI3113 1(( )ga untnu oq
I 011111 'LdtIoe)r' III ..I11CL1 ph/iltl ! 1100(1
alrinnuA )Ili rip pP"! P·'"!"'!)!-\ I'·''
Jalul span IILL. w sn~u I[ 'ajw);joIlU
lltl q.º it fltulnl ' ~f10'SI> Jattllaly oqll
pJJUHAV~t wUll *If( PUB .oja £.ltunlj..
PUC 'j()O0.1t Aj.tdjIJ.ld St umu 01(1 wqp
I P ~t1nq J1¶ii 1 "l101 v Ij)J paljbU
pui a0 1911/l ).WuJ a ($ pun unnn orq
Jo uotjd UJwd (1(IP) : uIKAI8 'palqgY
I 1 ¶V Ortvt el p1di 1xo[dI oor IlJUWJ
pols oqtiou eno J·"( oum v a~d dlaq
pIul ~('" .C.J IflhI.. ·v %.)XO .lOs
JoJ I)0l1dJ1 .1( n1 .MIO.i113( ill0 A.UM SIt
Ltol iiJoltt'j ,hi1Ioii ' IttUItJ JaI1UJ ?fJOlH
I).1t, I: .'I 11 mp Vt 1' 1 j JIK flfl.
PI''I JII 1,,):L(, 0l. ~ )!\\ ! 1,.' ~ .In 3-' X
JII1 01 ,./.)J( M( nI i"'NIU ·U pll """1
04 tI(I(I UI th401 l (Ii i* (m.I POIIIIUJ.3
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JO UOll .3.1(1X. UOUJA WOJa 11. 1qYhA l
-1., n; Laa.. ) uI(JddL
EVERY NIGHT I SCKITCHED
I'ntil tlhe ktlu was raw, ItBol. ir,. reed ithll
orale.e like spiesl of mor.rtar. t'ared I.l
the Cuticura Keiedier.l
I at goii, to tell vou of the extrardinaryc'hanrge
your *'l T,tiA I:r asr.I t.erfirorlllOe' On me
A.bout ther It of .\tril last I notl'ed some red
pimple- lke ,cornug out all over my body, bhut
IIlought utitthLn of it inl ,I *uleatire lL later on.when
It hrten to lootk likt ]pots of ii-rtar spotoed on.
anId whi h c I iflll il 1iers, atC-compnll ied with
llchlng. I would icratbh every right until I eas
Iril, anld then the next u]llt the .calle, being
formed nmna,whi.e, ere etr:dtched oi again itn
rain did I tr-nult .Il the doctor' in the cui',r.
but wiIi out aid. Aftergiring up a:l hopes of re
cover'.. Itapetned to a.e nan advertls met iat the
IIn wipalwr aitut ,our I TICIRA It cEMEtt.l. aid
purca e-d themn from tiy drugg.tI and obtain
almost in tiedllte r herf. I began to n.tlce thait
the sIa y eruptions gradually dropped off ad didr
aplj*pr t one by one, and h:ve horn fully cured. I
had the diiita:l thlirin Imiuith belfore I beganl
aking Ihe (' TitCtI.t HesrEMEI:ts lld in four or
Ove we k' war entirely tiured. My diuase was
elzeni alnd plorlatll I rellommenlded tb* t rIT
cUne RItbits to all to my vicinity, anrd I know
of a great many who have iaken tllm, alnd thank
tme for the knowledg.l of them. especially mothers
who have sea;y erupllions on their beads and
bodles. I caennot express lt words the thinks to
you for what the Ct'nicrtl * i.lKtb, have beetl
to me. yt boly was covered with scales. and I
Vua as awful spectelrle to behold. Now my skin it
as nice alid clear aa baby's.
lEto. COTEY, Mer ull. Wis.
Sept. L'. lP 7.
Feb. IAM.-Not : trace whatsoever of the
diseaee from which I tinered hai shown itself
tsince ily cure. , EO. COTIY.
Weeaillnot 1o justice to the esteem inI which
(f'tTCUR i. the great -knlt ('ore, nlld ('UTICUIA
utsA, an exquisite tkin taeutnder, prepiued from
it, anrid C Tl UIA Rnol.vg't. the mew Blood Pauri
fler, are held by the thouanrds Ulponi thou ands
wh -ee lires have been made hapyy by the cure of
agoriling, humiliating, It, hing. acaly and pimply
diseases of the skin, sealp and blood, wrl los of
hair.
Sold everywhere. Price. Ct'TIcu.a, 6.; ISOAr.
sc.: RaeoLV r t., I . Prl d b the PuTTrrr
DRUG A.N D CHuIt't Co., ,ato, Mas.
WSead for "How re Cure ikim Ditaes.," 64
pages. 50 illtutrations, and 1l1 tlestieoIala.
fl3 PLEd, black-head., red, togh, chapped ma
oily skin kemned by ('USCU1Ak JA r.
LrEIIIE PAID
W And Wwkaa Iealu rtig elload º
th C(ufeums Anti-Pd us Panaler, a
SYert.t Antmdo. to laIn. Iniamuatlom
and W .ha. A wee, lnataata..ou. and iia111
hi. psnikilhig plntar. 921 ojia.
A Pleasing Sense of Health
and Strength Renewed, and
of Ease and Comfort
Follows the use of .Syrup f Figs, as it
eata gently on the
KIDNEYS, LIVER V W BowExl
Effectually Cleansing the Rystem when
Vostive or lilis, Dispelling
Colds, Headaches and Fevers
and permanently curing
NADITUAL OOX3?IPATIOX
without weakening or irritating the or
gans on which it acta.
For aIl la e bsd Slt.O Iettlee by
NAIuPA*.VUu 01OY? R3 ra
OALXPOBJIA FIG SYRUP 00
Bal ..RClS.o. CAL,
UnisUtu.s,Mr. 1nw TYe N. Y.
SCOTTS
EMtLSIJON
OF PUt 0 IRl OIL
HYPOPO»PHITZE
Almost y Platebl as Milk
so tha It S- be tae"k
«lewttder utehde¶ wl by be«
yeepkheu h meek mner
hum mo wmWy &
WI"'r RMUIAION i. a~shiw d b
PnLatiee to be thb e Mul and eM p
-In .I void war the mIdI asm - G
OONWUMPTIONI, OOPULA,
OIIIRAL DEBILITY WASTIM
DISlAEl, EMAOIATION,
OOLDSand onCROMNIO OOUS.
The gresd rmny fur fImwpv Wl
Wesing itn Chsdrin. AWd by aDLDr L
a uC.r forP-itellsCWsiei
0
SAKlr4
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder , :zr varns. A mlar.
I velof purity, strength ad wIhh
I somenes. More economical thaln the
ordinary kind. and canonot he sold in
competition with the multitude of
low test, short weight, alum or phos
phate powders. .old only in can-.
S4RYAL BAKtNO Po~WDER Co.. 1(05
Wall street New Ytrk.
NOBTIERN pAcilPr
RAILROAD
TEE DIRECT LINE BE'I W EE1
SAINT PAUL,
MINNEAPOLIS,
Or DULUTP
Idaho, WahLki~wl Territory,
And 11 Points In
Minnesota, Di kota, Montana,
OREGON,
British C.Imbia, Puget Seund and
ALASKA.
NO IIANg OF CABS
ST. PAUl and PORTLANI.
Os Aa Cam E. Tisebk.
EMIGRANT ?LEEPERS FREE
The Only All Ral Line to the
YELLOWSTONE PFA~
aplm Tiim.. DdlbI, to whLeb aottmlue
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPEIR
ArD
LESANIT DNINS OARS.
rt 'eel ta uagas N as tlI.e. Rams. 1e.
Mwas. S. PRU.
am1'1 PMisW A.
sr. ?Aws. I! P
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The .OLICE GAZET T will be
malled, securely wrapped to any ad
dress in the United 8tate for three
month on reselpt of
ONI DOLLAR.
Liberal discount allowed to poe
maste, agents and elube. Sample
cop!es mailed thee. Addresallordem
RICHARD K. FOX.
sl rasittf.tes a oU,
ecur of Ionorra rd
.ýT~a lag it to all mInea
A. J. IJTO{70 J *
W. L. vaglre, Agent
JOHN CARTER'S
kOTEl S lr.from the diary of tour.
hi,. ru.imuerunIlI Iravel.
ere, buie.,ll. neiCIn aIJid
other. Ilit revealrd:
Thau the, Wisconsin Central I,. th,.
uniiliaitiil end rstwenit i ll,
That tLit Wisconsin Central hils te-,la,
the I1*'I t ,.pulsui Ile ler tlwseen MIln
neapoll-, St. Paul aid Milwaukee
and Chicago;
That tile Wisconsin Central is dailh
adding. to Il. adnllers aI the recog
nized Pullman line Iwtween Minne
anolis, St. Yaul and Milwaukee ruan
Chicago;
That the Wisconsin Central touches
the most prominent points in Wia
conain, and that it has more illp:lrt
ant bulineescenters on Its through
line than any other railway in the
Northwest;
That the Wisconsin Central has made
an enviabhle reputtlion u itLl its peer.
lc, Dining Car Service;
That the Wisconsin Central rilmuns fast
trains on wbiuh all .ilase.e of t naien
gern are carried with e(', ..ellliouis
and distinct accommodatiou for all;
That Ihe Wisconsin Central has repre
aestativea distributed throughout
the country, who will cheerfully
give any ilitnrnati, n that may be
desired and that its terminal Agents
t re specially itetructed to look after
the comfort of ipwengers who may
be routed via its line.
For detailed information, apply to.
Fi your neareet Ticket Agent or to repre
Mentatives of the road.
WE. 8. MELLEN, JAMES BARKER,
ienert; Mancuer, An.t. Genl Parsr & Tkt Ag
LOUIS ECKSTEIN,
Asit. 4.eul. Pas.r. A T'l. Agit
MILWAUKEE, WI8.
F. H. ANSON. Northwestezi Parlencer AiI,
19 Nicullet loube BIL k, MIt V r a. . ns 1.
MONTANA SHORT LINE
When traveling every one ishuhl col
aider well the questions of economy,
comfort, safety and speed, thele questioni
icing of the same importance in a journ:e)
of an hour as in one of several days' ride.
A.! examination of the map will convince
anyone that this is the most direct route
to and from all the principal points in
C'en- STrMUL A ra'
and lI*NN OU N'or
ii'ri AN OITAO i in.
!,'so- ylatw LwA t s,
Inakota and Y9ntana. Our euilpmenl
anti time are excellent. Our rater an
the lowest, but this fact is something
which speaks for itself. Definite figure
and maps cmu be obtained by applying to
any Agent of t,. Company, or the Gea.
eral Passenger Agent.
The following are a few of the Princpal
Points reached via this Line:
ST. CLOUD, a (r1 (KNrRz, Fxuots FALL
rDCJKi.fUN, SjT. \ I\CMSZT, llut'7IuDoII,
PAYNE-S'ILLE, MOaxI APPLETON AN
BRAcKZNZUDOEr,MMIN.,*IAThtOWU Asus.
DERV, }I.LENDALE, WAUj'ON, YAROO(
I;LAND k'uaiu, Ciuarrou, DEvItS LALI,
B rmNKAIA AND Rn'V RD. DAKOTA; (LU
RoW 1)Aws ("UT. BLS NAP), AI3IN3INN,
F?. bI,'iON. U(EA? 4ALA HEIiOA ANI
Burra, MONrANA; VIzNIruo, MAsnom%
AND ALL I'PAIWIL COAST IulTa.
Parties ac eking farma or basinems ies
tiona will Aind! tulusual opportunities u*
both on this line in Northern Jiakotaand
Montana, also in Minnesota where th
Company has for sale at low pr'oni and
on favorable ternms 2,400,000 acees of ex
cellent farming, Qraz:;z and timber landa
For usapa and otherinformtion addm
JBOOKWALTRR, C. 11. WARREKW,
lod Coummiui nT. GenI 'ar. LAg
ST. SIAU4 MINN.
.Muwm., . W.B. ALEAm
ImJ aunman.. Om'1T'mfIr.Ma
4REEDIOOR AUORIT.
EMcAUSLAND'S
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We still continue to publish stock brands at the
nominal rate of
"$5.00 PER YEAR
For a slngle out, with a opy of the
LIVE STOCK REPORTER,
Free for the first ye. Our Weekly irue goea to
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In this departmemt we am p"aprd tbs--a
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