INTERNATIONAL IA&LS PRESS Hood's Watch Dogs HEW THEORY IS F** RAPIDLY SPREADING OVER COUNTRY ,,,erness Sarsaparilla MilM ''S?'- -V v' 4 l- Will purify your blood, clear I T. Cooper's theory concerning the your complexion, restore your Iiuman stomach, which he claims to 0yhwm*WNmpobF appetite, relieve your tired feeling, -prove, with his new medicine, is being given more respect and comment build you up. Be sure to COPVfpJCrHT BY PEARSON LAND of Infinite attraction -every day. PUB- CQ take it this spring. and of infinite danger, a happy Cooper claims that 90 per cent, of hunting-ground for the freight cars carry thousands all ill health is due to stomach trouble. Get it in usual liquid form or chocolated outlaw, a land of peril almost prohibitive of bushels of "Alberta tablets called Sarsatabs. 160 Doses $L When interviewed about his theory to the peaceful-minded settler. That Red" where not recently, he said: "Stomach trouble is WESTERN CANADA was western Canada 30 years ago. Now long since the buffalo the great curse of the 20th century so what CQuntry can point the Pharisaical browsed and the whitetail lar as the civilized races are concerned. finger? The beauty, the fascination, the deer wandered undisturbed. Practically all of the chronic Senator BsUiver, off Iowa, says:— amazing possibilities, realized and yet to be, re- It will not ill health of this generation is caused of ?TliB stream emigrant* from tbe United States toy abnormal stomachic conditions. In Canada will continue." Senator Dolliver recently paid a earlier days, when the human race was visit to Western Canada, saye: "There is a and closer to nature, and men and women land hunrerin the hearts of English speaking people worked all day out of doors, digging this will account for their frugal existence from the soil, the removal of so many Iowa farmers to- Canada. the tired, droopy, half-sick people that Our people are pleased with its Government and are now so common, did not exist. the exceUent administration. of law, and they "To be sure, there was sickness in are coming to you in tens of thousands, and those days, but it was of a virulent they are still coming." Iowa contribnted largely character, and only temporary. There nobhrh^D police MTJXR}. to the 70,000Amcrl- was none of this half-sick condition farmers tvlio made Canada their home daring 1909. thing of the past as "Are you ready for these Indians?" asked the all the time with which so many are Field crop returns alone durlngyear added totlie-wealth well. Commissioner American officer. afflicted nowadays. of the country upwards of Perry's report states "Yes, sir," responded the policeman. $170,000,000.00 "I know positively that every bit of that the present arrangement "They're a bad lot. Where is your escort stationed?" Grain growing mixed farm* this chronic ill health is caused by ins, cattle raising and dairying? ends on Btomach trouble. The human stomach are all profitable* Free Home* March 31, 1911. What steads of 160 acres are to be The trooper smiled faintly under his mustache. in civilized people today is degenerate. had In tlie very best districts, after that? gcuu?j jvousrr a-rjt irouifTJ$D police sth^joit" "Why, Scott's having his horse shod, and I guess 160 acre pre-emptions at $3.00 It lacks tone and strength. This weakness per acre within certain areas* Their work is done. Murray's over getting a drink. They'll be along In Schools and churches in every has gradually come through a sedentary The spirit of adventure settlement, climate unexcelled, a minute." soil the richest,wood, water and main, and with them and of them are ordered existence. I further know that which brought the men of 1874 to Red River Settlement building- material plentiful* And when presently Scott and Murray came and orderly living. For particulars as to location, low few people can be sick with the digestive willlure the hardiest on to still more distant placidly on the scene, that troop of cavalry sat on apparatus in perfect shape. The If the story of how this came about is the story fields. The scarlet tunic will be seen no their horses and watched the band of Indians they -sole reason for my success is because of the Royal Northwest Mounted Police. tion, write to Sup't of Immigration, longer, except in the pages of some historical Ottawa, Can., or to Canadian had so carefully guarded, depart over the yellow my New Discovery medicine tones the The mounted police! Don't you remember Government Agent. source book but the work of these silent, steadyeyed prairie under the charge of three men. when you were a little chap, how you looked after stomach up to required strength in CWPffllng, CUffordBIk.CrandrVxta.N.D. men will live forever, a record of tirelessness, The American officer watched them dwindle to J.M.JIacLaeliUn,Boxll6,Watertown,S.D. the uniformed man on the glossy bay as he cantered about six weeks' time. That is why I fearlessness, unflinching courage and patience—the E.T,IIoli»«.31jJ«ck»onSt-1St_P.iil|im,., a dot across the level. Then his feelings found through the park, and how you had no have had more people come and thank making of a new and great empire. (TTse address nearest yon.) (3) speech. "Well, I'm damned!" he said. And the dearer dream of glory than to be like him? Even me wherever I have gone to introduce Change has already come to the mounted. The troop rode away. now, don't you feel the old, Jjoyish thrill at the my medicine, than I have had time to days when a scant 800 men were magistrates, doctors, Again, old Pie-a-pot and several hundred of his Ch eWr ftilffo es' sight of a blue-coated, erect figure in the saddle talk with." coroners, explorers, surveyors, mining recorders, tribe were making serious trouble along the railroad at a crowded city crossing? If you do not4 you Among the immense numbers of people crown-timber agents, revenue and customs then under construction, and the mounted police are a "grown up"—saddest of labels—and will who are now strong believers in officers, telegraphers, scouts, riders, drivers, promptly rode out to the Indian village with an journey no more to the Never-Never-Never Land. Cooper's theory and medicine is Mrs. boatmen, canoemen, marines and sailors, dog-drivers, Many things order for the tribe to break camp and take the trail But for us "incurable children," the sight of M. E. Delano, a prominent resident of mail-carriers, couriers, public-health and animal-quarantine to the north, away from the line. the mounted policeman still catches at those old the suburb of Brookline, Boston, Mass. officers, prairie and forest-fire When the policeman explained the order to him, combine to make home heart-strings, •She says: "For several years I was guardians, constables and soldiers for one-third Pie-a-pot laughed and turned away. The other Indians And if all this for the blue-coated, brass-buttoned cheerful, but no one thing broken in health, caused primarily by of the British Empire are passing with every jeered and discharged their guns In the air. horseman of the parks and boulevards, stomach and nerve troubles. I gradually new mile of railroad. The border "wolfer," the plays so important apart The two policemen sat still. what of that other horseman, the one who rides became worse, until recently I was cattle "rustler," the whisky trader, the fighting as artistic taste in wall "I will give you just 15 minutes to comply with alone with the stretch of endless prairies for his compelled to go without solid food for Indian, the whole band of swaggering ruffians who the order," said the sergeant quietly, beat, with the criminal who holds a life at less decoration. Beautiful, days at a time. I had sour stomach, used to give zest to life in the "Territory" has than naught, his quarry? Surely even your dulled palpitation of the nerves of stomach When the 15 minutes were up, he dismounted, largely passed away, or been crowded northward cleanly and wholesome is imagination, poor, to-be-pitied grown-ups, can and heart, dyspepsia, and extreme nervousness. walked over to the chief's tepee, and with calm deliberation and westward toward the mining camps of Alaska catch fire faintly from the gleam of his scarlet kicked out the key-pole of the lodge, I suffered terribly with insomnia, and the Yukon. The reckless daring, the robust coat. bringing the whole structure down—poles, war bonnets, and my liver, bowels and hardihood and picturesqueness of the force Recruited chiefly from the younger sons of wellto-do, drying skins, kettles and all—in a miscellaneous whole system gradually became deranged. necessarily have somewhat changed in the development heap. and even titled, English families, the Northwest I felt instant relief the first of the thoroughly civilized new northwest. Tito SanitaiyWall Coating Mounted Police has long been an institution day I began this Cooper medicine. I Now the young fellows are getting their Pie-a-pot did some deep and rapid thinking, A where an English university man can work now feel like a new being. Today I gesture to his young men would have sent a hundred breaking-in among the settled districts, while the We have ideas on color harmonies, off the bubbling froth of a drop of gypsy blood walked all over town, shopping—something old stagers are stationed to the north and west bullets into each of the quiet, unruffled men classic stencils, and much that will interest before settling down as head of a county family I have not done for years. where there is still the "frontier" on the edge of who were systematically going through the camp, the discriminating house owner. These ideas have cost us money but are and warden of his church, in the main a collection kicking out the key-pole of each tepee. But the Indians "I make this statement wholly from untraversed wilderness. free to you. Ask your dealer or write of young men for whom the Red Gods call a direct. sense of duty. I feel I owe it to anyone of the northwest had learned that sooner or For the purposes of the new order of things, too wildly, men with a dare-devil dash in their later justice was done by the mounted police, and who might find relief and renewed it is a thoroughly competent and efficient force, Alabastine Co., Grand Rapids, Mich. make-up, who leave England because they are impecunious, Pie-a-pot never made that gesture. He gave in, happiness as I have done." as it was in the days of the Territory. The members or because of a row with their families, and in sullen silence the camp collected its scrambled Cooper's New Discovery is sold by must pass a physical and mental examination or for sheer love of adventure. Come with effects and turned their ponies' heads north. all druggists. If your druggist cannot which guarantees that. I came upon one of them me to Regina or Edmonton and you will hear supply you, we will forward you the lu Not so fortunate was the attempt of Sergt. Colebrook a moment of leisure studying a text-book on the stories of men who gave the recruiting officer the name of a druggist in your city who to arrest a fugitive Cree Indian named Almighty common law, and he showed me some examination Eczema Needs No Definition name of plain John Smith with something of a will. Don't accept "something just as Voice. questions which implied that hesmust know cynical smile—and it was bad form for the recruiting •®ood."—The Cooper Medicine Co., DaySon, All you who have ever suffered from how to conduct a cross-examination in open court Almighty Voice had stolen a steer, and Sergt. officer to notice this smile—men who had skin disease, under whatever name Ohio. so as to avoid what are known in the law as Colebrook, with a half-breed companion, rode across know eczema. Eczema is a poisonous a habit of reaching for a monocle that wasn't disease, a disease which Nature is helpless "loading questions." And any lawyer will be impressed the prairie to arrest him. The policeman instructed there, of talking with the correct London pronunciation, A PARADOX. against, irritating and hideous—it is when I say that every mounted policeman the half-breed to tell the Indian that they the most repulsive of all skin diseases. and thrashing the fellow-trooper who must know how to take a murdered roan's dying had come to arrest him, and that he must go with called attention to this fact. declaration In such a manner that it can be presented them. The Cree replied: "Tell him that if he advances And any story you ever heard of the heir-presumptive as evidence in court. The reason for this I will kill him." to an English marquisate patroling a is that he combines the functions of a policeman Instantly the half-breed covered the Indian with beat along the Arctic circle can be outmatched with those of a petty magistrate. his rifle, but Colebrook promptly ordered him to desist, on the written records of the force, and with their record of And this arrangement, whereby the same man for Almighty Voice must be taken alive. Then in the memory of any officer. Fifteen years ago, "Not One Known Failure in 8 Years." could arrest you, and then try you himself, and he rode deliberately forward upon the muzzle of of Kipling's "gentleman ranker" typ« finally put you in prison and be your keeper, was —not only relieve, but cure it. StubRoo the Cree's rifle, and, sooner than submit to the w- mad® op fully half of the force, and the other half Liquid is a scientific cure, a treatment—not an ideal arrangement in the days when justice shame of arrest, Almighty Voice fired, A year later, waa comsprosed of wild Irishmen with all their a quack nostrum or magic was a justice of the saddle, and all the more desirable however, the Indian was surrounded in a pit healer. It cures permanently. Look at love of a fight, old plainsmen and Indian our 8 year's record. Read our testimonials. for being summary. Although there are where he had taken refuge. The police brought up CgMers, the silent, steady-eyed, hard-riding men Ask the people of Duluth. If regular civil courts in the southern portion of their field guns and shelled the pit, killing Almighty your druggist doesn't carry Stub-Roo, who on the frontier where the savage falls gaffcer send us one dollar for a large bottle, express Canada now, in the far north the duties of the Voice and thus avenging Sergt. Colebrook's death. away feafore the ragged vanguard of civilization. paid. Describe your case, we mounted policeman are still as varied as those of The outcome of this incident served to prevent serious know all about eczema and want to t3aey have done their work so well that they An today help you. Write to Gilbert and Sullivan's Pooh-Bah. Primarily he trouble with the Indians, who were all in a are fast driving away their own excuse for being,. STUB-ROO MEDICAL CO., Duluth, Minn. keeps order. After that, he does everything that more or less sulky and unsettled mood at the time. TSye present northwest is no more what it ought to be done, and that it isn't any one else's How greatly the Indians have come to respect the was la 1574 than busy Winnipeg of to-day is the duty to do. And when some one else leaves his Just and Impartial administration of the law by the old T&rt Garry to which tha first troop of the Your Liver duty undone, the mounted policeman takes it up mounted police was shown when one of Mecasto's "toettate'ir* came 40 years ago. They have made and finishes it. When the mail-carrier, who covers band escaped from the guardroom at Macleod after western Canada what it is out of th@ lawless "ter» is Clogged up Manager—Tliat drinking song went the North Country on dog sledges, reaches the having been tried by the police on a charge of theft rltory*—an almost preposterous undertaking— very badly tonight. most northern limit of his route, the mounted policeman and convicted. When he returned to Mecasto's ©jae-qwarter of the number of policemen in New Stage Director—I know. The tenor takes over the bags, and goes 600 miles camp, the chief who had attended the trial at which That's Why You're Tired—Out of York to govern a country 250,000 square miles had been drinking. farther north with them. Not long ago a letter the fugitive was convicted had been so deeply impressed Sorts—Have No Appetite.^ larger than the United States came to my hands from the Lefflngwell polar expedition, by the impartial nature of the proceedings DOWNWARD COURSE. CARTER'S In short, the mounted police have brought in which the writer stated that he would and by the fair administration of justice that he LIVER PILLS British law into western Canada, and firmly established CARTERS take five dogs and a companion and travel 300 promptly delivered him up again at the fort gate to will put you right Kidney Troubles Grow Worse Every it The homesteader can go into any in a few days. miles over the Ice to mail the letter. When the the officer in command. Year. of the provinces and take out his claim, secure in ITTLE They do letter reached its destination, the envelope bore Perhaps the greatest achievement which the police the assurance that he can work his land undis* their duty. the stamp of the Royal Northwest Mounted Police, ever undertook was accomplished when they PILLS. Charles S. Bailey, 808 Locust St., barbed and harvest his crop uninjured. The homesteader Cuie who evidently had received it at one of their persuaded Sitting Bull and his band of between Tankton, S. Dak., says: "I suffered Constipation, is doing it by thousands, and the Last posts in the arctic, and then had carried it by dogtrain five and six thousand hostile Sioux to return and Biliousness, agony from kidcomplaint West is vanishing. The frontier—the last frontier from the ice fields to railway connection. surrender to the United States authorities when Indigestion, and Side K&tadtcke. of America—is being prosaically plowed by It is all In the day's work to them. They will SHALL PILL. SHALL DOSE. SHALL PK1CB they had taken refuge in Canada after the memorable and was almost the practical man in blue overalls, who doesn't undertake anything, from minding the baby to massacre of Gen. Custer and his command. GENUINE must bear signature: helpless. The disease carry even a hunting knife, except to cut oft his hanging a man, with equal placidity, and put it Commissioners from the United States had visited grew worse chew of Granger Twist through without flicking an eyelash. They have Sitting Bull and had negotiated with the chief for each year although The Indian has been reduced to his lowest done their part to demonstrate that the one his return and surrender, to no avail. The police, I doctored terms. When men of the United States were however, by infinite tact and diplomacy, and because thing on this earth longer than the equator is the and used W. L. DOUGLAS building the Union Pacifio across the plains, they arm of English justice. Less than three years in their previous transactions they had won many remedies. were obliged to employ Uncle Sam's troops to ago a mounted policeman tracked a Yukon murderer the confidence of the Indians of the northwest, at $3.OO, $3.50,$4.OO&$5.00 There were excruciating guard the builders. If the ghosts of the dead who over 6,000 miles, caught up with him in length succeeded in Inducing Sitting Bull and his pains in died violently In that first five-years' fight for the Union IJ Boys' Shoes O rl W bO Mexico, brought him back by way of Jamaica hostile braves to return peaceably to the United Made $2.00 & $2.50 my back and the west were to line up along the right of way there States, an exploit of which any body of men might and Halifax,, avoiding United States soil to prevent ¥. L. Douglas urine passed too would be almost enough of them to mark the be proud. shoes are worn extradition complications,, and hanged him re el a miles. by more men than within sight of the scene of his crime. When the Boer war broke out, England called for Kidney Pills gradually helped me and On a 30-mile ride* from the North Saskatchewan any other make, the mounted police to help her there. One-third of There has never been a lynching in Canada. Put soon I was cured. Some years ago I last fall, I met dozens of teams driven almost BECAUSE: them, practically the pick of the force, went out that down to the credit of the mounted police, who recommended them and have had no wholly by Indians and half-breeds. They were Very few of them ever came back. Many were of administered justice so successfully that there W. L. Douglas 83.00 hauling the long logs that were to be driven trouble since." and 83.50 shoes are fered commissions, and some accepted. Wherever was never any temptation for the work to be taken twenty to thirty feet into the sands of the Saskatchewan the lowest price, Remember the name—Doan's. there is trouble, there the mounted police are the qnality considered, up by private enterprise. There was never For sale by all dealers. 50 cents a box. to carry the false work of the Grand in the world. answer to the problem, as they have been in westera any parallel for the experience of Bismarck, North Trunk Pacific's steel bridge. W.IkDonglas S4.00 JFoster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Canada for 30 years, from the time of the Riel and $5.00 shoes Dakota, where it is said the first 24 graves were What a contrast! Instead of hindering, as was equal, in style, fit and rebellion up to to-day. Pity the Poor Cowboy! those of men who had died by violence. Toward wear, other makes once the case, the northern Indians are helping to Dr. Harvey W. Wiley, the famous costing$6.00to S8.00.1 the Indians, the mounted police maintained a tradition The story of the mounted has its shadows. Men build the railroad. In the construction of the Fast Color Eyelets. Ibod expert, said at a dinner in Washington, of stern vigilance which prevented anything grew tired of the loneliness and deserted at times new government transcontinental line, the Indians The genuine have W. L. Douglas name and price apropos of the meat boycott like the costly Indian wars which the United men who had lost all—love, hope, ambition—quietly stamped on the bottom. Take No Substitute. are employed wherever they can be used, Askyonrdealer for W.L. Douglas shoes. If theyar* and the cold storage discussion: States waged up to a few years ago. There was went away into the wilderness and blew out their not for sale in yonr town write for Mail Order Cat&loi. for t$e road is being rushed with all possible giving fall directions how to order by mail. Shoes "The trend of modern life seems on never In the history of Canada a train robbery brains. The life was unsettling men could not ordered direct from factory delivered to the wearer speed consistent with good work. The Indians all charges prepaid. W. L. Douglas, Brockton, Mass. the surface to be toward preserved instead such as still feature the headlines of United leave it and take up clerical work or farming, because are useful, also, to the pathfinders as guides of fresh foods, but there is no adventurers are not built that way. States newspapers from time to time. The desperado Hay's Hair-Health they know the forests of new Canada they know such trend, save among certain deal-ers. of every type had a healthy respect for But, shadows add all, the story of the Canadian the mountain fastnesses of the Peace river, and the mounted policeman and preferred to conduct mounted police is one of the most gorgeous tales they know all the crooks and canyons of the "Who," said Doctor Wiley, "would his little enterprises south of the border. since the days of the Spanish Main. And the spirit Never Falls to Restore Gray Hair to Ita Coast Range. In short, the red man of to-day is like to be in the boots of the cowboy Natural Color and Beauty. Stops its falling Canadians are particularly fond of telling the of the force is best embodied in that message the trusted guide and faithful servant of the pathfinder. la not out, and positively removes Dandruff. in the barren sagebrush country who found scrawled on the orders of a policeman who newly arrived American about the troop of American Dye. He hunts for the white man still, but quite Refuse all substitutes. $1.00 and soc. -used to send in, week after week, the or Bottles by Mail at Druggists. PRPP perished in a blizzard while making his way with cavalry—a whole troop, mind you—who tenderly differently from the way he used, to hunt for the same order to the storekeeper: IOC Send for large sample Bottle a on dispatches to a distant post. In his last moments escorted band of "bad Indians" bent pioneers of old. "Canamilk, canacow, canajam, canaAratter. U. s. the to the Canadian Philo Hay Co.. Newark. N. A. crossing border, boundary with numbed hand he had written: "Lost, horse Sate. Police, Thanks to the Royal Northwest Mounted canacake, canascrapple. cana«corn, line. They were met a single mounted civilization's house In order. To-day the by police- dead. Am trying to puch ahead. Have doo« raj Is PATENTS VPftlVA Inventors'Books free. Beelw canaham, canaplums." bfliL" *v «sv be long before the mounted will be a