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The 'Prairie Farms Are Not Yet the

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i TI-1E E. ILEDDY Ctiiipany, Lliiiited(

V -~.‘ “‘ . -\ ’ ul.-».¢t;,~..;. _ _ _

“U5 HBtifI`varle<l,` and cause' many' 'ii young hopeful tn winjiire up 5 fairy Pl0l»U_l‘9 in his iiiiinl which is only dis- 'pelled by actiral experience 'in the country. -

. M0-‘»l» people imagine the southern

Alberta of the past is yet the same-~

a \\'_ide._ unsliiirn _gin-in. with scarce a h-"l\lfBil0I1 ln sig t, huge herds of ra_rige_ cattle grazing here and there, with a plentiful .supply of cowhiiys to each ieril. -Tliouglrthat was true eiirniiili of past years, the `pifeseiit "CWB is one of endless miles of fen- ces. eoiiiitleiss acres of grain, and the ani-oiupaii_\_'iiig number of farm lioiises. with the regulation supply ofVcliick- @“-‘_- INXS. cows and stables. __

'len years ago one coiilrl drive forty

miles across tho prairie and pass but

(lften one woulcl catch ii glimpse of a small he-rrl of antelnpe as they fliirtvil across the prairie in their fright. _stopping now aiirl then to gaze iii iiiotioiiless woiidci' at the uiiwonteil “Shi '}f ii human being. The trail was faint. in those days, and the i'i\`i~ rie buttes were iiserl as guides. 'llliey were hills tliiit. stood piviiiiiiieiitly ahf~_\'e the rest of the plain anil seein- ecl in the rlistaiice to have a peculiai' blue shade cast- upon them. The tra\'~ eler alwii_\'s made for these luittes ai_i<l from them ijoulil iisiially |lii'e<ftV lm hath in thi-_ riiiht. ilirection. ii lu rlouhl. ho i~linil;»eil the hutte anil from the i'ciua_iiis of tho nhl iiicliaii siimiilliiig pile at thc top \'ir\\'e<l thi- few ilots which i‘cpi'c;=ciiterl tli_o»sole settleineiit of the coiiiitry. ll`one niet a_tra\'i=lei' then he ilirl not ilrivo l._\~ with sci-ii'cel_\' ii glance as lic does now,- No, they greeteil eai‘h_ other ror<iiall_\' H-' l~»ui:~l<\.=tV fi'ieu\is. drew in their l\oi'.<f:.~ aiiil chattcil iiii hour or inoro upon affairs sti‘ii‘tl_\- poi'sonal_

Now. aloiiu the siiiiii- route, onc

is lieiiiiiieil in hy ooiiiitlcss zicrcs of _relloiv wlii-at. aiifl oiil_\' oecasioiially is there ii .stretch of perhaps a quar- ter siwtioii of prairie. The grain Hclils aro livaiitifiil inileeil. but all the rast- iic.~1~' of the prairie seeins lost, as l‘iiclc Sain ably illustrated when, as lie rlrove along the wlieat iielrls of ;\llici'ta. only his top list being vis- ililo, he reiiiiirkerlc “lt's ali riglit, John, hut, hang it all, ] can`t see any- tliiirg ior the \\'lii=at." Also upon tho suine trip one passes three _hiis_v‘lit.t|e railroail towns; anil the olil shack ivlricli was once tlie_large.=t house on thc Little llow is i'epla<‘e<| h_\' a line white cfliiice, with ivaterworks laid in. if _\'oii please. from the spring uii the siile of the hill.

'l'li<-re are still a few lonely little

ha<~liclors‘_ sliacks with the corralftlu-v rloiz. and the usual amount- of tiiiiiwl goods, but the ui‘dinar_v habitation is a iiiofleratc house oct-upieil by a large aiiil ”li\i.<y l'aniil_\', ami i<\ii'rnuii<le_<l l>_\‘ an ample supply ol barns, liciilioiises anri piii-pei'i.=.

The i‘o\\'bo_\'.s have ilisappearcil with

vanislieil so has the olil~tinic gooil- fellowsliip gone. No loiigci' iloas the owner of the .slim-k lenve his_ilooi' open for his'\\‘an`rlering brotlier ot the pri»ii~ ric. lf he rlirl he woulrhproliahly find his sioons anrl his storcpipes goiic. No, hi! bars and boarfis the door, like wise the wini1o\\'s. and retiiriis as soon as possible to see whether the wires

of his fence have not _ber-Iii cut.

l the time of the siiict a \‘i.=itor

wa: welcomerl with open arins. hos- pitality- heing taken as ii matter oi course. and returiieil as freely at soiiio future time. Travelers would go twen-

ty miles out of their wail’ iii nrdeir t\o bass the night iii the ioiise wiiri hontsined the "sole piano in all thc

cr\i|utry§iide. Itd\\"as then _r:nH"Dt;\1- arm we come an ree ospi a i_ y or ievery passing stranger. but this lm-= been much abused lately, and iiow, more often than not, you will finrl it is "twenty-five cents for nieals, and

v cents for beds."

i\f'l"`hougl;.the ra;ielie.=th_a\'e been turn-

intp a ms. fo no imagine a ic~

iiire of an ideal country home. 'llhe country has not advancefl far enough tor that. I have read delightful stor- ies of the busy farmers wife as she qheerily does her housework, feeds the .igs anti chickens. and makes butter iii her immaculately clean dairy- “'h|l9 her jovial liushand whistles about his work as he drives his sleek, well-feil

_ s about the ll\l'm~

'_ hqlEl`i(i=. farmliniises l have seen in southern Alberta have iicarly all been dirty iusirie and out, the hoi_i.~\e an-nriiiiiig with flies, i-hickciis riinning Hhiiiil. l-hu floor, nnil f'lii'l_\' dishes pil~

~~sllle lroni the grain lielii or repair- ing ii fence. Her tiglit-tlsterl. iiioiir=_\-- inaliini: linshanii in the nicaiitiine was out _=i\\~eariog at,_his lean coils as he thing the liariiess on thcin ready for the .lii_\-'s iieodiiis-

l .-\s for the ,i‘ovi‘bo{', lic. too, is-a thing of the past. kniiiv th_iit.the

"sha'ps"-aiiil spurs and an unthmable nteeii. I hate to rliepel this illusion

hy saying that' ‘l _ hav'e' l_ittil.iia'llye seen thai. pei-'suiiaire in 'cominiitvnv rails; withiniti spurs. _auil mounted on K

_ A » ‘ _ l imwhoy .oi the easterii imiiginatioii ' '_ ' - _ 'V ` would not he complete witlioiit.

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iirr iiioirnt. wiiii \iiuiall_v a‘wel.l-trained Miimal. anrl it was only when occa- ‘,i.-,|i- trailed for it that fhe' performed his cvoiiilione on the fainiius hroncho. The or¢tiiiar_v i-owbiiy was quiet in

ami showed up tn best iiilvantage with his native hiickgrnund when manag~ ing ii hunch nt range cattle. There he could give free vent to his native

E(ld_y’S lVlfltCll€S ZtI’C Lllwily fllll MM `t`0l\tIl- I ieloqiwiice iii laiigiiege and call his

,.,,mri\ili-.i by vvhiat he cmisideredhtheli'

|_~ ap roprill e nlimeli. siic aa

lililiiiicli limes Billy," "Wolf Henry.”

r HUI~1~,fCANA'I>A. ' Mimi oiroiiei Piper ‘ ~ ~f Lx( .-

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"Side-Wliecl Toin"' and "Bnflala

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But this reirinaiits of the past li al-

aiiigt gone.; qiity etgries oi him te-

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two lonely sl'iack.- on his V journey.,

the range cattle, and just as lhi=_\' liii\'a>

miiiiner, ti-nostentatioue in his actions;

NIW _th r is nn rooiu lor ranchiiig or "i'niliirl-lips." and the cowboy has sold _put iiiiii departed for other epliergl' His place is being taken _hy ~thé "woulii~he" cin\'bo_v, usually i\ riiiygli-aiiii~rca»d_\' Yankee who, hav.

mg ligaril ~tal'es elif me heroes before ` m. esires o io i'ewisc. With ii

|!0\;i'fl ,lllllfli Ol profiine lagigulagc. large; _ai inpehsuppics o siaps ani .sph §aiid__a»cei°taiii amount. of iievili nil ;;‘cai'_e-_i_1_i!~liii~i ai-tions, he launches for w'itlx_"tiiii_ nom do plume ot the yes brii c`_\i'bit\_'v. in spite of his reck- eiia_f_ earl ig; iowevsr. he cannot haii. _ill_e__,a gu_i.i"nnr imitate the cowboy's wilil"doiiiga in times ol excitement. D0=llh_till\tV:d0cei\'e<l. Yun can tiiid the

fiinitition every .day as he dashes

along the road on his' bucking bron- nho. waving some sort of a lariat and w_ii.h boisterous laughter aiiil speech doing his best to impersonate his ideal. V

'l`he inner qualities of the twf, (iii.

fer greatly. For an exam le I will tlescrilie their trcatnicnt ol, the gen- tler sex. No geiiuiiie»<:o\vho_v would swear in the prcseiwe of women. He has too mur-li ‘respect for them for that; hesidtes he is not given to show- `iiig off. hut. I have he-arfl the modern representatioii utter a stream of lan- guage in the presence of women that. would cause a liai'i‘leiiei'l iiorse-tlitef ti blush. Though the real cowboy .i§. anything but clefarential fn man- ner. I have never seen him allow a woman to liarncss or siifldle a horse while he was arouinl. _ret I have seen his iiaiiiesake calinly sit and snioke in the shiifle watching his wife or sis» ter sarlflle aiiil hriflle her poiiy, while tic peacefully siirvcynrl tha scene. Sometimes from the height of his su- periority he woulil give ilirei-tions as to how it shoulrl he iloriel

The oltl prairie times arelriwr, anil

though the north is yet to be minlnr- eii it, can ncvci' have the v>i;sliie.=s. iirirl freedom which once lmloiigeil t‘i the plains. anrl when this last. ilreai nest is filled \\'itlo~r can we iurii our footsteps? 'l`lioiiiih our laiifl is ini- provcil in inaiiy i'i‘:‘~pci-t.<, wo olfl~t.iiu- ers will cvei' rctiiin n wariii spot. in our liearts l`fu"llic gooil olibl iliiys of_ prairie lrceiloin aiiil 1-iniiiliI_\' which mica were ours.-~-li. E. l\`r.-iiiiiioiis iii .'\'atur-lay (ilobo.

An Amhitioiis Boy. V

.\ little story has roiiie from _the

\\`i-~=t, of which lion. li. l.. l:<.i~.|i_-|| is llie li-fro, ])|u'in<,' the last trip nliioli ho inailc to the l’ai~ili<- t'oa.-t whilo he was still lmiiiii-i' of tho ()p|io_<iiioii, .\ii'. llorilcii \‘i~'ilcil ii \\i‘ll-kiii»\\'i|‘ Iiciiltli i'i=.<oi't. .»\' .sniall l»o_i< <»ari'ii-.I .~1oiiii‘ pzircels for thc iiiliire l’i'ciiiior. iinil .\li'. Horiluii not into i-i»|i\'cr.<alioii with the liifl. l.ikc nio.~t ailiilts who are not iii-i~ii.<loiiieil to i~on\'ci'.~'e with _iii|iio|'<. hi- a.~'l<<\il llii- siiinll boy ii-liiii, he iiiteiiilcil to bcoonic wlieii he grcii' up.

“l want to go on the lieiii'li," siiiil

the lull.

.\ii'. llorili-ii was iiuivli inipi'r‘.<=c~l

h_\' the iiinliition ol his _\'oiiii'_' iivipiiiiiit- iiiu'i‘. Hu was ra1lii~i' .~=iii'p|'i.~‘i‘il that nn iippari-iitl,\' inilctti‘i'\-il _\-oiiili slioiil-l lin yin aitiiiii-or of thi-_ (':ii\:uliaii jiiili» 1-iiii'_\'. hut he took thc o|ipoi'tiiiiii_v li. |»i'oi.~t~ and cin~oiii'ai:c liini. (fniiiiilii woiilil inilei-vl heiroino a izrcat- iiation if all the hors oiiti-i'taiiied siii-li high liopes for tliL~i_r fiitiii'e.~'. _

l,.a`ii=r in the. ilay. Sir. lloiwlvii re

counterl thc iiiciileiit to soiin: of Iii.~ local friends. ‘ _

"l ani afrnifl tl\at_tlic` ho_\".s anihi-

tion is not as exhaltcil as you imag- ini-iI," ooo of tlicni salil. "'l`lie lieni-li is the se-nt. of the lwll-l3oy.< up at the lioii-l, iinil l .<iippo.~ic. he looks lorufiril to joining the iiiiilornicil squad.” _

_Seed Peas at Home.

The resoiirceiiilncss of New Ontario

is lmcoiiiiiig more iiurl more apparent i-very day. At the ai-niiiil meeting of the Ontario Vegetalile Gro\\'ers‘ .f\=- sociiitioii Vhclrl recently at the Parlia- iiii-nt hiiilcliiigs.Toronto, it was rlc ciilvfl to grow seed peas in New (in- iiirio iiistund of ini;_-trting tlioiii from (icriiiaiiy. as has been clone hitlii-i'ti». 'I`hi- price paid for the imported pcais was .Htl per bushel. and on account of the large quaiititics needed in Can- tula. the expense was coiiscqiieiitly vor; great. Expcriiricnts have been trioil at i_:row»ing the seed peas in Nr-iv ()ntiirlo~ and excellent results lin\'i= hvcii obtained. The weevil and moth are unknown ,in that region. A greatly iiicrmiscrl crop of semi pota- toes will also be grown in the north- rrii clay hull in future.

The \~cg»=tahle gi-ower_= are :iiixious

to 'liavo the number of greenliou.=i~.~ iii:-i‘z~:i.=vrl` nt the Guelph Ai;i'ic|ilturol t_`olli\i_;c. auii they also want- .T10 acres of the l\ionti=illi tleiiionstration farm rlevuleri to the growing of vi~gclulilr>.=.

' Canada's Foreign Agents.

Holi. Dr. Roche, Sc\~rci:ii'_\' of Slain,

has just |\rf‘:=i-ntvil to ilu- ('oninioi1.\ a._ri-port of tho Stole l)1'|»arti1i»°iit_for (ho tisviil _ »a|' oii»'iiiL"M:ii'cl| _'ll liist.. 'l`lii~ roport ui\'»\s :i list of ilu' fori.-ii:n coiisiiliir :iiiil i~oniin<-ri.'ii|l iii!"nt_= and con.-iil= in Viiiiarlii slio\\iIli,' llliil ll\f‘f" uri- iiliiiill $15 of tli»'.~I‘. _'l`l|ii‘i_\'-fi\'»» co|iii!i'l».~.~ are thus i~f-prr-- sciiicil in ('ainnilii, the l'iiii<»rl Siiiios li:i\':n|: iiloni- |00 ngcrils. 'l`h~‘ iv,-|\oyt .i'oiil;iiii.= :i list. ol tho |»:i--poi't<" i.=~ slim' li_\' (`:iiiiiilii iii the _rviir :inll also ilu- rouiiliili-»ii.~' izovi-riiiiii,' ilii~.<»~. The nllii‘i'i'.~' iiiiil i'l¢'i‘k.s of ilic »'lcp:irlii|."_'1l» of i'§ti~i"ii_iil uffiiirs iiiiiiihor 0 iii ull.

` _A Hangman Saving Souls. - In "I`oronto. an evaiiglist has li-scii

lriililiiiiz forlh who has attractor! iiiuvh atteiilioii. lli- was not al\\'a_\‘s 'an e\'aiigi.~li.~'t., lii<l+.‘ei|. his fornicr pro- iessioii was in iniirkeil contrast, to his presi-iit one.. ` He was woiit iiotto save luil. ilestroy., He was ii hangmaii --puhlic excciitioticr to the British

wards. of 200 people. .lnnies Berry de- eiileii to rvtirn aiiil save souls. lu an iiitervicw at 'l`oroiito he stated that the 'raaiioii for his ilesertiiig the tiovaiii- muiit si~r\'ica'\\'i\ii his tixeil belief that -very _rear many innocent persons are iiiiigcd.

Cont Auto Roads.

Tlicrr- iirc'500 niilcs of aiitoinobile roiiils on \`i|ncou\'cr Isliinii, ilritish 'Jolunihii|. The Govcrliniciit. has uiiili a i\i~i'i_~iil5"-tive mile- triiiik roiid irriin Yicrviriii to Alhi-rni and ii sixty mill- scenic i'rive slung the Saanich in-iiinsule.

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finiii ilmirt ||i.~v.i.~i-, ln thi! iliiilit i\--iin-ii oi i-Iiiiiiiiiig

ll sinus, liiiiiyiiii: or liiiiiig.

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"‘|‘:m“W Sow EVERYWHERE 1 /mf:/i, rni;.i2'.i1s'.v1".1.\u iiowr wviv/.v '1`iii~,5DAY APRIL 9iii__- _i9i_¢_. 1,,,,.,,.S C ffvmfiiiyi~f»1>\\‘>fi3¢f==f»i1=>.V\v1liivi= 5*# TOW1-THSEIQDIAN l_\-_"W_____ __ __ to coiitriict foi'_cni‘rying passengers .mn nm T-_mM°_ |A_,_,,.m _ _ _ _ _ __ baggage. vehicles, liorses, cattle, ixtiilinlarr ~........ ...nie-ui~i..~.....~. . ,ue sheep' calves' Slvnlev gnuul Hour’

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For liuililiiig up superior health,

for purifyiirq tlie lilooil, for s.treii_Qth- 'eiiiiig the nerves arid iiirikiiig every organ perlin-i1iVits natural 'lurietions easily ami iioriiirilly there is no pre= paratioii that can rival tlit-sii[_~ei'ior eiii':ifivc'qiialitieS of

Mac’s Blood Food

---the Maicliless Tonic

i\l‘:ic’.~; lilooll l"oi»o is ii prepxiiiitioii tlrit is if ii:i~

r vzilli-il iii--i'it'.ioi' ri.-lit-ving :uid i‘iiiiii_i_( :ill_ ilisczusi-_~; e.uiseil by the preiseiiee of iiupure liloorl in the s_\'.~;leiii. lt gcts`riglit clown to the sent of the trouble, puriiies and strciigllieiis the lilooil :iii<l thus offers :1 _liiiii

_ fouiiilzition on ivhicli good lieziltli ezui liuilil. ‘

- Aiiiieiiiiai, lzissiliitle, \\'e`:ik`i;_c::_s', iicivoii.-'iit :<.~;,

ii1'italiiliry, exliniistioii, faeiil lilciiiislics, .skin i.-rup-_ tiuiis, organic ivcakiiess and liiiiiclrccls of other <li.s<:a.~- es are eaiusiil directly by iiiipiii'c.l>looil :intl l\l:ic’s Blood Food by streiigtlieiiiiig :intl piirityiiii; ilioliliioil ziffords ii riglit and ~i'elinble cuie. . , ._

M:ie°s lllooil l"ooil,t*o.sl.~; only 5oe ai box, ti l»o.\'c.~3

for i;‘~z,5o. (ict it :it ~ ` ' .V '

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iiieiil :iiiil vei:_et:ii»lc:~i over ijiud ii- eruss ilic :iliove feiries for thi; tcriii

April ioiz iii turiiiri of the Act 3 Wi‘li:iiii .| Cup. ri.

'Feiiilers must expi'i:s_.~a the rates

of ferrlziige on the :ibovc severally. lniggzigc, llour, :iiffl nicnl iit pci' too :mil grain und wgetulilcs iitfiver liilsliul. ` `

'flic iiiiiiies ot' two res iouslble

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lpersoiis wllii‘iig_to iiceuine bouuil ifor the faithful »crl'oi'iiiaiiee ot' thc service must iictkiiiipauy each ten- ‘ilcih ` l 'l`lie ll.-poitiiieiit iloes not liiii-l itself to iicctpi the lowest or iiiiy tender. » ' l, ll l\leMll.l,l[\N, l tl.-in-t:ii'y Piililie \Vork;4. 3._l_~.s,_-io, |,o .‘i_ii i3 iq,r2o,5.i2&i_=,'

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l alaraa part or ilin i-iviil7_i-il wort-l. Ii 1-.au

always tm iiniii-nil:-ii upon it coiiiiilnn nn

_ opiuiii or niiim- iiiiriniul rii-ui.; nnil may he

iiivoii as i~oii|iili~1illy in ii hiilvy into an uvlult Price '.55 cts; Largo Size, 50 cts.

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