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Rhubarb. besides being tlolicioiis. is exceedingly good for use In the spr-_ ing, so it is advisable for tho house- keeper to serve it ss frequently as as possible. If served In various ways the fa-mily will not grow Ilrcil of it.

' Rhubarb Fool.

Stew six pounds of rhubarb. pre-

viously trimmed and wiped. iititi six to efgth ounces of sugar, and the juice ot a lemon or solue grated lemon rind. When the rhilbarb ls toiiiier rub into syrup through a tins slevc. When the pulp is cold add to it n pint nf cresrn (midi or custard. Serve in a glass dish. ' _

Rhubarb TobI0cs Pudding. _

Soak two-thirds of a cup of pearl

tspioca over night iii cold water tix- cover. Drain. put in double boiler. add 'one and a quarter cups of boiling water and twothirds of ri teaspoon oi’ nit and cook until the taploca. has absorbed the vrfiter.\ Peel rhubarb. and cut into three quarter inch pieces. There should he three ciipfiils. Then sprinkle with one and a tlilril cups of sugar. Add in lapiet-a and cook un- til tapiocs. _is transparent and rhub- srb is soft. Turn into serving dish and eerte with cream and sngar. '

3 Rhubarb ehorfcaks.

For sfrhubarb sliortcaks biscuit

dough will be found the best. Use half s pound of i‘Iour."`hli.1f“i`!elispooii ot.aslt, two teaspoons of baking-pow der.~ two tablespoons of lard; one tablespoon _of -butter and halt a pint of milk. Mix the butter and lard with the dry ingredients. add the milk slowly. and when thoroughly mixed 'divide in half. smoothing each lnto‘e well buttered tin. Bake for t\_i'olv‘n or fifteen minutes in a quick ov'eu.‘,tIien remove. split, butter and fill with s rlch rhubarb stew which is quits, spicy and sweet. Garnisii with whipped cream.

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0 t k i on I thc t'f' 1 _ 11 strong. and full 01’ V11Z111‘- 111111 ‘V111 1111 t b gr wn more economically thai- _ li UIiIan_ 1.58 and Lou Dillon 1.58%.

ibtgebgf i1§li;:i_b;_i8,i,,.kl;`.:,T,'i‘i‘iiT N_§l__ in ‘ni,i;;pyii%;;;;i';;;;};f'TTi:-';_- _-é`:I€_=lé:l-'I' part these 111111111161" 1° me" cmcks' H11 ifethcy hnvn stunted pry,-i°d5._ ani' LIVER WAS ALL UP8ET_ _ANl'l'\vorIiIs champion trotting mere. Dr.

_ .h _ __ _ 8 and the hatchability of the' eggs und me _mi be Rem growing boiim. .i 1-Hem-_.;_wA5 pA|N_ UNgER i-Panmr immeiiiaiciy ieii im Virginia

it _ . ii _ mzmxgtngtuthguigunicipgi cgitiiicttwiror Ti-IE ivi|i.cH cow in sunwléii. the iivablllty Of 111‘»‘ 011101111 ‘V111 be ine;-'n is it cnnmnt t-.dppii-Md,-i. mast 'ri-is sHouLoEn-ei.AoE- its get the stock i-may for shipment; 16 vears, ehaimuan of the school board -”"_‘ 81911191'-111“F""° 301 11 °1‘e“1’°"°h1°11°“' before- them ull the time' much bette' TW° 1NTERE5T'N° LET' . 111110 1112 11111111. 1011115’ I0 1112 I1111<’°l`1 if

` - 'thi iii nn. Many cows are 11011111 11°11'~ '11“'_ “"'l LH “S <=°11“1‘1e1""°“' 111° “‘“1°' 1' th _n they -nn if they are red nn-vi-ct Tens. into _disposal or the govern-ment nn

1111?. l;)eit§'ti1nv}`i11:>1-'d`s%tlliocI1'st):fol?e.post-s11-bn not pr011li1111'2.-. 11111111' Of 1110111 M1111" was foi'nii1'r1.\’ 1110112111 111111 11 '~'°“1‘°1`°1 gigppy foodg if they hav;-_ pinmy 0 ~-_ I soon after tho horses are shipped ti;-1 lelrsn as coming trout ii man who has he iJi'0i1ti1\11o if W0 0111i' 1511"’ 1119111 1' should seldom or tie-vel' lie 118011 111 H Vind mon, Whcw iii.,-_.. mm ,..m_ Wim... 'I‘oi-Jnto. Dui.. dpi-il '.l'l.-So mimi' this r-ity as posibie. perliaps not later th te d t oi his follow i'ii11° 011111160 A m11C1\ C011' 111111 11° Ve"-" brevllillti D€11. 11111 11 111111 bac" d"“’°" their can se-arcli out grubii. bugs oeoplo siillei' from del~un‘geuioutr._ that _func 15. -

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'- _lt is e common rsctics wit some" i1@."1i}i°1l' 1° Wil! 3 smell aniguirt” of “ft iw' w each hui or corn'-when' they plant the wil. other-s apply th. ' fertilizer in the now with the pong! °°° 91' 1`°°“ ll 1119!' are planted. Ap- ~Dlying fertilizer in this way is. wrong scientifically and In practice it is often noticed that the growth of the young ,5°°i111¥1S ie retarded when this mcth- °11 0f applying fertilizer is used.

When the new is germinating it

11063 |101 leiluire any plant food from the soil as it has a store of plant food within itself which nature intended i should use tintil leaves and roots nrt- Droducod. When roots are developed they are not confined themselves tr s limited area. but spread and ramifi- 1111’0I-1Kh the soil and may extend for sevoral feet or yards on either side ot the plant. and the length of the roots |de9endiInE. of course. on the kind ot plant and its size. For this i'cason` 19111112.91' Should be spread broaden'-ii in the soil rather than drilled iii' with ` the seed or applied In the l1i»lI. by spreading it In the soil in tht- way ii will be placed where It will do most Bond to-the particular crop to which it is ti.-ppiied. and moreover, any ma _ terial that is not taken up will bi

The grain should be sown nt. about

_3 different pei*iod_s,'1irst thing in - the rorlllsrahout the middle or the seed- toz enanhe im ihilng after needing in completed. this wi supply fresh suc- culent feed 1!or`4 to 6 weeks. By the time this feed is passed the green litnge. if a field c-f second growth clover is not ready for posturing. the corn in gcttlng pretty well advanced and suitable for feeding. In addition to supplying the cows with a stomach full of succulent food they should have salt at all tluies, also a pleate- ous supply of fresh water or we can- not _reasc-nably expect them to do their-.ptirt in the success of the furui. Indeed -wo cannot justly discard n cow ni- ulipi'oIit.i-iblo until ive have done our part as well. R.H.H.

breeding stock in the dairy lioril and this is likewise true of the beef herd.. Food is the essential consideration at this time and lf. at the- very mouielit we -are urged to increase production by all means In our power. we' destroy our young stock before its period of greatest usefulness' is reached wc ure defeating the very object for which

ures, it certainly looks-.ae though thcyls to have three sizes of bands, chick léittiiiilfilééii

-cockerel would' produceacheapsrchic- 'youth and mature. These hands' are ken‘_tIran a cock bird. numbered and a. record kept of the

In regard to the management of the numbers on the different chicks. The

.breeding stock, it might be said that chick handle put on at the time the much of the fertility and the hatcha- chick is taken from` the incubator be- hiiity or the eggs depends on how-the lore It In out into the broader. This stock is handled. li’ the male is allow- is allowed to remain on until it begins ed to run with too many females-. the Ito get tight on the leg. when this is

germs will not be as strong. and while- 'taken off and the youth band put on

the ieruiity apiieiii. iii ii_ i _i ,mm ni bird . i iii Maritime Ht.-rsenieii sincerely regret hatch lit. will li: ugw ye he handeife rrnasnzftiii use "mug 0 1o11°11f°f\hel0ss sustained bv the

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abl -y o . and this ne v. . state of affairs is against the produc- A 11611-¢1'.111¢l1\0d is to use th_e chick 3°” °1’°"”""“",' Le" R' A'~'1“"" “ami” tion of cheaper chickens. if the breed? band on the leg. Then when the- chicIis1 1° ms., NB" 1°” 1’“"`1‘°’°' Pew" Ing stock has become too fat. then oi are old enough to require' the bnnds_ B“"‘°" "'24%' 1"°:"__1'“';3 1°""'

course not aa' many eggs wi-ll be iprovto be changed Instead of -putting the

duced as`s.hould be. and these' eggs' youth band`on the leg. takc the chick 'he emu' 1°" the Kms.” Birth My will not bt as hatchsble as they would ‘bend off the log and insert it in the "Wes 1” "°1 up 1° °‘1’°°1"11°““' 0111' have been had the stock been kepi In wing where It is allowed to remain. “mem [amfd 1° "om" in and 'mln soodcondltion, and thisisalsoagainst There are two advantages in this"°“1 me" ('1'“"'°"°‘°“'11 1"1°""1"1 '11' the production of cheap chickens method, one is that there are fewer 1h°“5h 11"’ 13119’ “1”°1'“ 11131” 111'?

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the other is that it does away eniirelv

SAVE _BREEDING Hzirans There its an item of feeding which bands Jost when put on the wings and “"“"1"5" 1°' 1h°__°§‘1§1'1“""

lt is extremely hind at present in gc the feeding of wheat. During the past with one set of bands and the record- M°“t°5“e appear’ 1° 1'” "'e"-" "C5" curately estimate the value of good year or more since wheat has been ing work consequent to its use. ‘ 'ms “1"1”5' 111111” 11 1"' '1‘~’“""“'°*‘ 91'”

abnormally high. there has been lunch To put the hand on the wing hold likely 1° '1’°""1d°‘1 1° 111911' ‘“1"°“d1' 'discussion and many questions asked the web up to the light so that the g°°d sized 1151 °1 speed' M°“1“g°"" 13 as to the economy or feeding whnni iight ”wi.ii sinus tin-nngh it. unite an °“°"‘."*1 “"`°° _°“'°'1'*“'1_"11“” 1°' 11 is my Dlliuien that we cannot afford incision wherethcre are no veins. Iii- A‘f,5“s1 V12' a 31° Um' 2'3" WC" ‘md riot t0 feed wheat. and this- applies sert the band and bring the ends- to 2"’0 "`°"` 1°" g°°'1 1’“""‘°""

particularly during the breeding sea gather ‘over the edle' of the wing. ._ _ Q 1 4' sort. because if wheat is not fed. I be When the feathers grow. the band if the ""1 ‘ew days 1"" See" ‘1“11°T “ licvc' that the egg production will not entirely out of sight. if the incision* 11” M ""1 ‘mes °“ me 1°°“1 dr1"'1"g bc aiigreat as it won-ld If wheat 'were' its properly made. t-here will be no 1”“`k‘ 4.1111 S0111” 5°°‘1 “'°"11°“15 1111"”

we should be working iff-il and I believe that the eggs will' bleeding--George Robertson hee" 1" e"1de“°°° Dr' Sharpe' 13 15°'

m°"° "°‘d11y “tuned 111' 1111°¢'0°11111i N0 one in img. daif of i,,~0g,-eisiw n0t'hn¢¢|\ out ag many- _.yi-0ng_ livable `________ __` ing good and flat. and has been in

tsrops' agriculture doubts that good stock In chicks as they would if wheat were \ Iiielllllfilél rliiaitlvie i11_§b4_il. i _ _ fitable than inferior stocklfc-tl. and this her- quite ti bearing on the -DUCK GROWER GIVE HINTS 3 ve” “ ' ' ‘ '"1 cw" L* 12

The silo affords the only satl.-iiac $358 iiizirifbie is usimii I ' | ->7 1 s~ni| ' n -

_ y to find thc cost of our chickens. ___ _ 11 - 1/2- 3 C-~ 1 N18 5621's 0111-.

wry means °f storing fodder ”°m‘ Mpital whe1'€!Iwi'I.h to piircliirisc thcl The next question is the' one of in I find it easier and less cxpcrise to 15'1'h_°_’ bes"_5e°" this 515°" fcr “gc “nd

A two horse cultlvatm will gre tii flood stock. Ciiiwoillleiitlii it is iioiiIil\'|cl\bndon' 1S0m“°11 f1¢P0l1<1S upon i' i "also ducks than chickens and ther “an 1l110f0 ’ your- quarters close to 40

reduce the time spent in krcping “___ tinipottant to coiisoivc our best uovi, length of time which eggs can be held_ Io |.i_\ nice eggs. They are not both- ‘my ‘mc _.___ __ _._

in this Iiour of need and thc ieinpcratilre at which they are "red with lice oi' mites -arid do not

wr" clean' Large numbers aiuoug the hcst of hclii. that i\s worthy' of mention hero get sick. in] li small vard Int-losed pwbably 11'°`m°"1 5‘m5“‘11°“a1 “'°"k

v-ating the fcedi

eonslidcrcd best for a licavy yicfld.

At it sale of Yorkshire gills and new in England prices ranged fiom ten and ii half to thirty-two giilneas.

Bran oi' linseed meal added to th'

horse"s. ration aids in regulating th bowelsnsvoidlng constipation and li-.P etiliig the -liability to di-sense.

I-Iave eveything in readiness fe

the young things that will be hoi11_ ii your stu-bios. “Au ounce of prevcntioi is worth a pound of cut'c."

antees and guarantees what he sells will make future busiiisss In ti; undt\st.'sa1'ie'st'nnd safest 'way.' `

You cansexpect a horse to do I\I.~~

best this spring if .V011 d011'l 801 1111 shoulders in shape now. sud if Y01 tloii‘t give lilni the proper ration.

Plow up the old sod that_has. beci

sown two or three years. und sow corn or roots, or plant potatoes. A heavy heeding of peas will also g'1'Ve H0011 T0 suits. -

Bone spavin can often bc traced ti'

working the colt at too teiitlci an nge or Last driving over roads th-at arf slippery. or too suddenly stopping ei jerking the colt.

Lei tho calf get thc first inllk ol

the dam as it was intended by naturi' to clean out the young Ihing’s li'-1i¢1\1 But don't milk -the cow dry at first oi you may have a case of milk fever on ' ds

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coal-buitiing hrooders. These brood' gn tveil after the wenthengets 1101 and 11 half-millic.-n dollars for improve- crs will brood from 300500 (though I 4,-y_ -ph, egg, new ii, be wiped off. ments. all or which will be at the dis-

_ _ _ __ _ think that 300 chicks In one flock It Wm, ii wg,~m_ mimi, _.tom We,-_V oumi- posal of the government without re- ?h5l-1Hi?lé}l€5i€¥1€?i€5l£Elé?l41l€ `-Z: $14 :‘l:?l::"l‘.~lf-_ fl- euougl1).and the breeder is as cas-,V If day for the last two weeks of incuba-i S°1_V1*11°11 01 111119 1111111- 1111119111511 1'9'

How To ri/use ci-iici<ENs cam 1°" as an "ld ker°Se“°`b"°°'"" `"°“' 1' "“1‘°’ 1°‘"` week 1" 'hm 1°] gioititf Tr” (iliwtitm aim" a mt

with ir capacity of 60-75, and is uiurli 1 _;|_ ' ' 1'1 *"3 11 13110 0 S05- V15 iiiifeh The ciiickii get ii better suppii um I many believe that the stock was to

The e ' ' - ' ‘ `- ' ' of fresh air. since the circulation un ~ ‘

fluence' the cost of productloti of chic- der the i,i,ii|_i,ii,.n|ng hovei- is ii greai breeding establish-ment. llemet, Stock RODS 1`0l§1i111'19S11 Of 1110 1119911 01' 111° deal bettci' than 'the old kc-rosene 3R|1-i3H CHEESE |MPORTs 1"111`1`11- 1111111011 MP- 311111135 ‘110l1Sht re-

variet_v. and among_the-se a.r_‘{e _t_hn__a§e burwg iioiiem and me very i-iici ihii. Naw nenuisi-|-i°N'Ai___ ceutly while In California.

01 111° l1111`e`111 1118511 113 51°C ~ C11 e* the c cha do get much more fresh ah ' mal-es and males. the management of which is. so emi,-niiiii io meh. me. ami LONDOXW Baron Dwoiii,0,.i_ Food tor 2.01. until last years wc-rIrI's cham_

' _°”_‘ i 1' --r . .i - .- , ._ _ .~ _.ti tii.'k f'1h tlef 0"°=1° =<1<1°<1If-111°-1=f=\11=~\'11'1-ui i‘.'l§.f.§‘.`i.‘i333.11.-$232.1.'$51.-.§`nll...Il3 if-.T".`.'..°.'i“".i‘.i.".§`.°..' 'F.Zli‘i°ii”i.“t.?.f.°‘.‘..~‘3.’ `7’-"3 "‘F"-'§i".. "1.1°‘i' `f'i"’.i’“‘i‘5 9° 1”’ .-223 Z2.. `.`i’...."iii.... i..‘-"Sn-'.‘...»».'T? D11-

1" k°1:p1‘°"5”S1n °°“dm°“ d“"1“5 11" kept on the faint sonic as Ii|'c'eiIiriir tivclv iiioist place and at u tenipltuat 1 oi 'dh' lu is mltmekill dug van; 1°" 'L20' D1`1Ve11 by 1711111'1°5 T11M`11‘1 51"'1“5 wmk' stock and smile for marketing when ure be‘.Iovi“6S tbccaustiilfltc development n:|i;@0_n/is;¢;;?atS“:tfgua|?d nutehne-shtctgi 1° 11- 01111- 11'! 11ffC0I11D11-‘111‘¢11 11 111111 111

M an ailmiolj shortholns in older. According to figures supplied within the egg begins if the tciupcra the nits liked the young ducks. I .Hx fignétsnil L07 13is1 ‘1“‘“`1e"; fl"

‘ ' ,» 2-1- - . _ . ., _ ` rt-w a- ._ ‘vznmann °"1'1‘e°“ ‘laws "and “elim” 1l)I1'iJtc11s(1e'(;sviYi)ilifi)rI1{eIt(¢;1ti'iithlilrlebtiszabgatlirht t'111i‘2litisoi1-giyisnt<?oi"1it1t))tli!ymtvi1tlltigtglt ed m-'V wosujltgkcmfps Mimi? 'm1'um` 11 11113111 (11"'°111-cu11m1:111‘1 111n2-19;? “Venn” £84 73 md' slightly uiore than 100,000 iii 1914. ricar'lv' as well as flrougii they were :;(1.li¢L?>!i‘ Tnv l:ii;lIimi1.1'idp Paztiudthggit 11151 11311111 1-0914- '1"1i1<il1i; for i¥1‘1l11l-

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Pastures In lilntzlaliil Will'-1 11 111"“11‘ lic?t~t!kilt=nl1rii§tl[corii§ht»lt ?i(tii1i1;1.~iti]i; ggi! tilt? gvgdtnss tyogtliblg ;§;mn1:i"¢“Er-h‘;timct>'1ic1-“abl:>i:t\gf:,i.f|°°;i::i‘ ii ---..‘-I intein: T gtiltfsjouiiiigt- hi: boils

131” 1111"’ 5'1"'1'15' thu” 1‘"`1h”" “|13” as the owner can afford. it is good from our eggs. they must bc incubate( no-tgp, with nn. wire netting but do 11' "“" 1'" ""‘1111,\' '=<_-i.-n. thc speed and

"5 1"°1’1°‘“' policy in these times to raise all the ‘aa soon as possible ai'tci'thc_v arc- laid not not-er with btl-,ai-,i,,_ in pldy-euhei. S111§'111'S IIOWGTS Of 11118 S011 01 Sidney.

_ _ _ _ _ i _ hoifer calves possible as by this mciins The actual incubation itself. of course | in,-ow im om sack Mei. one ei_d_ Dillon. Se_\'nicirt', makes his debut at

or[iantn§:f“€h;°m‘;1:g'gg2:(° “e‘;i0':_' Orily c_au__n. gooldt lioitl ire biliIt_ iip_i1as_i ;__§i'ca_t.f iiiiilucgico oi fthe po_r cint i fccd ii niixiiim of one imp wi." Suiiiriiersitle .lilly lst. _

' econom ca' y. cos s oo mirci o ia c t . e vin-pera ure si on |_ . i d , . 1 d iii.

fo DT0V1<1° 11 101' 111°111~ p;i1'hch_i;se goréd n_iiitiu:.lsi Suv? i;loi;i,i_.y iiiw. otrhifilt is_too_iilt;_ii. i_>r if it varies Sigaioigaiiot on’:5|,?ift¢nn]Lan1:i? wut;-1? W11~1- 351-1~ ALL-

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T°“1“11°°1‘ 1519"' Wen ‘"1 “1"‘°St “W gneselatxtir. vu t ( _ ivxltgn than ghtclk: comg inltitmttiiittr iliiisliriixilzlen;t1n:t't?\:’fe’\y;11c i 'V110 01111111 11'011111iI 110150 S1001

W11' 11111' "1°1‘° m“b1°~ Sandy 1011"' 1' Cauadn’s output of dairy products have t-ost us u gicat tical more- -thai' fhn";i_m,fi0 inning d“¢k,_ |f'0|- ini; 011111011 bl' C- 11- G- 5111111821 01' 11113

is well assured of n good niiirkct for they- should . _ ‘lrst I\\._)' “_c(__ii_;i | 'do iioi ini iiio iiiiiii city. at his famous Curles Neck Farm.

some time to come nt least anti wth If the Digi'-are lircoiletl by the hcl. ducks get in the water but ai-ie,i. ihis ii__cai'dilif'biii_oiid,_Vii;. __v_i'ili__bn stahl at' can only take advaiitagc of tliii op- gpg" we must .gnc to ii may yiie.-he, i i._ ii i _ _ i ._ Th, d c sposa sae ii a son .quam pottunity to secure good- prices for .mpg nm Uonieoffiwr neg; you fi-equem _mf :izedxf:;:i;_F(if::rSi:i?ii§iing_ pfieea Garden in June. Arrange- these products 'by increasing our pro- 1.; ami tim; me non-. “ui ,nav off goo ieiiiv oi _,uni amiiuii iimii. iiriiiiiiiiii -merits have been rom- duction pee' cow and by Increasing our inng; and than ugiiim we- ,,`,“_..i pe, gi_i'i.i_: __iid`iiiive “,aie__ iieei, enough in pieti-ii between Dr. Charles I-Ian-'_ herds' where practicable. that gp.. comes ogy 8,.. often 8,., phi- div iimii. ileads ii,i,ie,_ as iiiiii. some tier. manager of the _Grand and the

Meat and dairy protliicis ai'r_rii` thc gimmii (because many hem, will Si- iimes ggi i-ova iii iiieii. i,_i,es_ For this F‘l1S1§~'1`iI>l0l\ S1119-° ('0l11D1H1>'. 'F116

greatest Importance to the wclinrc ot mi, cioicii-_) _ if any of me eggs bc rg-anon | do not give -milk to ii,-i,ik_ aniiminceinent. which 021110. 11111101' =t tration in time of war. Milk. cliecsc come. hi-0|ie,,_ wp mug-t ii-a_.,_h me i-e ii ihem is no gm" in (heh. i.i,ii,_ suddenly and caused ii big siirprise‘ and butteras welt as meat of all kind" maimier so that they ,_-1,11 notiii. ,-“in Cui up ieiiiwe mai,” and onion wp, was clue to an or-der from lilr. Bill- ltsve risen rapidly lu price and cvory cd 1,,--the comems of um |,i.0kcii egg _in iiieir i.oC__i_ ii they are wiiiioui Wai; ings to dispose of all the horses and C1179 15 1190935813' 1951 0"' 111x111' 1" 1191115 1~'11`1€111'9f1 0V€'1` 1110111- A11 1-110?-' er all night. they will drink too lunch 1"`°1""'°' 111° 11"°511111$`e11'- 911111.19 011 111° i=clt.‘.:'tloii and uiuiiitcliurice of good facioi-,i have _ii hearing on nie pei. ceiii in the morning and have ..(_0ii(_., ii-“_ si_ _games River io he mrneii i,i,e,. iii. breeding stock' iuay bring serious con- hat(.h(.i]_ ,md g°i.@i.ii the price of Oni ie” _,mi i_=ii.e. food m.,i_ Aiw_ii.i_i iei_ the tufted -States government for vcqucnczes. ._-nlckeng them' have miiei. ii, ,wish iiiiwii ihe war purposes. his offer of the farm be-

i-----~~ _ The ,mst n of 1,,-9001,, .,h|i.\ien-. .ing accepted by the war department

be transferred to the once famous

The sale' will include The Harves-

ths breeding stock. the incubation, thc- g,.0wiii_ me nioriiiiiii. is much |ess_ and _3mii_miie|,_ beginning waxy' ordered pion stallion; William l.581/z. the 11100111115- 111113 111° '¢111”111¥- of course the cost. of chick is mucl “iii Cheese Imported from (1aua<Iii,Aiis-_ 0111111191011 I111<f111l§ volt: Voter Dillon.

First. let us consider the' age of the |esi__ fphcie |_.i ,i iiiiestion 0( iiiboi. 1. ‘._,_iiia and iiie Uiiiiefi States ,.eiiiiisi__ a promising sou of Peter the Great.

b"eed1“15 ”"'°ck' M11"-V people 5° on l‘a1'1l18 101' 1110 111`00‘1'e1`- 111111 1101"? 1131' tloned and henceforth will control uii_“11‘1 111” 111111°1`1*`='1 111155111111 01'10f1' 1.119 i1SS11111D11011 11111! it is Devel’ S006 ¢0g1.nm-ning brooderis far supe1'ioi"ti ieiiiiiigs in ii_ Cheese wiii _bo imi 0ii_ stallion. Bien. The collection of brood ‘b\1S1'11¢SS 1° 111‘¢°11 110111 1111111111* B111 the old kei~c='-‘rue br/oodors. Because I the market at a price enabling the ref ”11""11‘ 00111111115 59 11111111. 1\11fI11¢St1°11' this assumption is incorrect. It is man can cure im. one mai buiiiu. ii taiiers io seii ii at Sixieen Dewi, pei ably the finest and greatest over owii. good business to breed iroiii puliets. the mme ieng-th of time tillll 1S‘ 1"~` pound. |t»_d thi. one breeder; of these no less providing the puile-is are mature and quired io care ioi. ii kerosene bum" - set to liivlns by the mldd-16' vt N01/2111 and the capacity in at im.; tive time. with it -in thc' 2.10 list with i-ecards 11812 1l`11\1C11 1111111119115 111959 1119 “1"e‘1- as grcnf. and t-he labor' cost must bl e _ 11'°111 2-031/.i 10 2-0914- 1"1'°m _11151--_ 111%? W111 1110111106 9119111191' °111°'1“’“3‘ reckoned with when we consider thi ' -111-11111115' UP 10 liste 311 mares have had bccauscin thc first place they will production of cheaper ciiiciieiis_ ifoals, practically all 'by The i~iarrcs- D1°\‘111CU 01016 “E511 110111 “'111°11 1° The rearing of the chicks has a grew i ter, all of which will be sold

hatch chickens. and this is a bit! 11°‘“' <1 1 1 d° with me e°°n°my‘ °1' 1-111- ` 'Aside from the few fast record

._ T111-‘I1 Hlflllrl. thcsc bii-dis are l'lK11t`i1i i,:gdiic(;_|oii_ if the chicks Mi, kei,i_ e trottcrs which he uses for saddle pur- ~i the prime of their voutli_ and are gmwiiig _iii iiic iime_ they are goiiii. ___ poses. Mr. Billings rcscrvcs only -t'ivo.

trier-tea em 1? wks-pac secret ofthe well conipnrod to H t1l1‘CS11111lf 11111011 strntcd with several thousand bi-rds woiimii mid ibn mi-e_ they _viii ii,” 'Oi me iivei. that we ieei sim, than

f “Bmw B ma as nog _ wmigmg ine. Who could make ti thrcshint-I 111116 that the cockcrels will produce .Z0 per gi_°wn.ciieape_. iiimi ii comned ciusvi). two |-cp0|tg_ jngf recently rn¢,t;t\cil.i _...___

act that he believes r

li il r1t=1(`1f.1li' 1'1111111l1iX11l11'11C cout. more chickens than the cock i. _ d i_i i i _ Wm "mm mlm-egting mulling and

Pink pmt "ved Mn mo' and that mei t1i;1:11_11‘ 1115311’ 01‘ “'1111°“1 *“'1’1’1y1"g 11 M111' ""1 when we '“'°"s11]f'_';_t_11'.5§.°3 111t:f11l.niltui‘i1v(ilil\1n§1!aI?c zimgrgats dtlititliriilrtclt valuable Itiiermantioii to many reari-

' 1i'1| """""""“ iii the gi.0w1|i_ hocimni, the eniimm ers of this paper.

restored him to good health after scv 0111 medical mon had failed to cure him. Mr. Duff tolls of his illness and ffllre la follows: "About four yi'/il-P11 sto I was attacked with Ia grlppe which left mg in a condition difficult to describe. i‘ was a.tfackei'l with gen-

' . ~. o 11.- ci-al sr-crtkncgs, and u constant ilulI_1I1111'° 1»‘1i1°° “ i mod upon iim

1111-111 luilie stomach. I'bscame sol w_riik` thst I could not walk ir hundr-_ "fl -.\"srda‘withuut sitting down Io rest. The fond I ate corittitiually soured _on my stemtch. My nerves were aII‘gone. and pnlpitaticn of the' heart H1111 11 ilutteriiigmensntlon all through' my chest. tupsciniiy nt night was_ninfoet._ unbearable. .l was finally compelled 1° so I_o bed and called in s doctor. Who said pry heart was affectcll- 111111 treated ni roi-that trouble -After

wlthtsteam. And _ict that 18 .tllfit W 1 many of us are doing with our cows” trying to seo how many we can keep on ii limited amount of feed. _ _ 1 Just at this season when cows .ire

freshoiiing'is thc time when they 1"`»‘

Iai ti ntio To do their

best when they M0 11' pasture they require extra feed to kocll the-in strong and hearty. it is iuoiic.\’ _ well spent to have some extra fccd at this time. such as oli _cake or_ cou- _ton _seed meal to keel! -11111_111111¢"11°“' from falling oi'l`. it is much easier I0 keep the flow up than brim! 11 “I1 111' ter lthnn fallen air. _

A common hand no loss i-icrioiis mis-

tiiho ia to lot, the cattle ruu ui/Ur 1110 pnatiircs at this season. it spoils their appetites for eating the iirv fodder

i

1

heat of July will sap the life tru(

-it

urn. r. L. ii-.ii-i-in. Kcntict- i'.o.. TURF in

gioniiih right out 0( the imin chicks Stink.. \vritt.s. ‘l was suffering frciiii

0 _ . _

Hspeciuiiv [hose \1a\¢|\¢a»]g¢,, and not liver li'oublc- had ti heavy pain uii- ilfiiréié‘li4016175H014éliriiélélérliiiéiif‘§:‘F?t1 gum. fea'¢he,-,,ii_ so in ordgp to oy-nr der one shouldci' I-ilnde ull thc ilinc,1 _ ‘ _game this img,-e¢¢, h,n¢_ we must pro and was nearly as black its dirt a-| TH! TURF.

,me iiomi; 50,1 of gunna, round the: eyes, so I coucliilcrl to try(

Ono last thing I wish to mcntionir some of Dr. (‘fI1ase‘s Kidni-_y-Liver' Local horse-m_ _n-are showing mitch

the production of cheap chick-s, and - ‘ ' " that is tho indiv‘itlu’al himself. lf hi en one 251: box the pain had left nic and trotting standard bred horses; docs- not have the mother love for th( .md I commenced to gain In flesh, and brought from th-ci States this' week by littlu chicks. nov' a faculty' of keeping hy the time I had taken two boxes Mr. Thomas Hsycs._Therc arc-_slefvnnq the 'loose ends picked up. and does not I ivss completely cured and felt like ahi_slllle'in sl. live' mares. four geld-

y the strictest attention to details it new person. My trouble was cans-_ ingsapd two stnlllons. Several have

mon' ho wil-I never be able! to pi-odiicc eil bv heavy _work out-of-door-ii. and . rbeorkfs bcilow 2:15. and they should cliit-ken's cheaply. of coiirse. itegvy eating and constlpa prove afvaluable ‘addition to thorac-

w_ A_ mchai.dii0|i_ ¢|¢,n_ | woui_d~’advlse anyone suffering lux stpck of the’ pi‘ovlnce,- Sf. John

Peiiltry Division. U. of M _troni kidney' or liver trouble to give Globe. _ _

____.i.._._._... Dr. (7Iinse‘s Pills a trial." --------.

MARKING ‘CHICKS

Pills I did so, and before I had tak

Mrs. Charles Terry. Tweed. Out..

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"m° '“°“""' °1°°“d““°°' ""1 few” that is their r1s\itfnI‘i»oi‘tI0i`i iii 111111 -_ ` writer- "actors i was uint-ricti i wni

no bettei' I-callcdlq' another doctor. _ _ .1 _____m__h_s _ _ _ _ b,___ ____ _ em at we _L_ _ 14|, iiiniiim-iii 'um mud to |i,,|p mn, tluio. They cannot get ii _ . \er_v frequently we are asked about trou or vi i cu argent R _ _

- , ruin on thu pasture, and iioriit of U E ma.-kin, nitinttn no an to itsep inn or liver. lvl. liver became so enlarged It I enouididie. thin .only-this ofmsz

md I m°‘1`“1M'd °°°1°r' Tm” mm U11 H10 - iiooll the l>1111t\11'° 1°' 111° GW-E ME CHANCE To C R ins different matingi-. that yoii` could detect uni swniiiuka 'iihat _th9_i-_ies somefcoiznsr or s-ini-else

fin] 11'"°i'" “‘°1h1-‘"1 wr°“5iiYinh ethnic )iimfnier Ill 1116-81 01111125- W0 11"’ YOUR RHE1-]“AT1sM The most common' method of mark on either side, ami. _it was only with iii, n.§`"’° "1" "°°b° ‘ima cfm- ti also td; tint 10 111111 011' 011111" 0111 1'" .R E I chicks Ie by the- use of a punch difficulty that I coulti get my clothes ii_:i__,;"i;"'-951'.” ‘tifwr inf” ng “tae hc-1-` H0011 iw the Wbiitlwl' W111‘1'111* 1111 111111 U1" _ éntdtable punches may"be purchased on. A friend advised uie _to get'_Dr. mini °itr1m M' 51-'ti this mit. gms rm tri-con. wlieii It would init Mr- Uslviw 111011 111 0”" '11°‘11‘1'1°i mini the different poultry inpniy ohms kidney-Liver run ana :nu 111011 ;1i"tln‘l"‘:rl on nttprkvoi' rheurii- 11* "i111 111 1°°‘1 1“°1d° 1°" " “’°°k U' 11 °“"°‘1 111” 1`“°“‘“1‘»"°m °“°1' he 1"" houses. The chicks are hunched In tht them. I commenced this trcatnient. slight I ha Ah m .fb Dr Will- W0 11111' °1`» “V11” 11' “'11 1111*” 1° 1111-1' eIlf1'01‘Bd t01‘I~\11'°1'»' 101' 11111'1Y'°1* 1'°°"'_ web of the feet and by using n code and used nine boxes. which cured me

H 11"" “"6 y ' some ogre 101111- 11 111011111 1°' 11"’ 11° °9_"“1 1h°“““d' °1 d°11“"‘ 1’°1°".° of markings. record of different mat- at that time. Then. about tivo years

lien' rink Pin . ti i fic time that _ _ . .1 _ _

ltr' "'°";.~° ~`1=._"~,“;.'~;>-111"~'°""' ses: :.t..°-.tri ;.‘:.i'.':s...'l'.'::. l'.i..°‘i.i.'l'i'°.:i..“;.i.'.°';'.‘:.'l'.‘i.::..i.‘:":.. ---.t-__-3-_; -;_;_-;_»_;_-___ ._ :;..°:'n..:f:;;'":.:‘1i..;.".':.:. ';:i.”':.:

11 i ti ltotasiip- .- . ' ‘ " - _ - ._ - ‘ ' 2. rt. ni..." ...°....: ....... -is 11°’ i°".‘" .:I'°.i'...2" is "1:."":."::i.‘:.:°i.:.':‘i'.::......... ... ----~ at °.‘::i‘° them. in few-.-wsbitl I’cmrid reel 111115111' md bln? pta; yrotlt oflthoir me seygd yous Dackase of this remedy ar” '-'btcesiz-rydiwe lwogiuchnot item:-nt; btghynhmlr cured' nie Iihav not T2, ;fi';°i=:11:ii1;1§1;;‘:;“{1i‘.g{45f;yi§;°i':5i'f111:1:::i1;c'1";ns1le;e coulld be vivvtiled absolutely free. Dunk :end 0:11; 33111;, 12:11: 1'ti'1ic..i|i'y' this tnethou ggi: wth _:sen ti-oifbli1_tI is this wav alice. I if 1-- is-f »if--»1----- --1. 1° ""° °'°:.:..°ii.':';".';°.i'.:‘;:i.i.ti:‘..:: .i.‘i:.... :..i. .t .... ....»".: °°i."':."".':"f.“ii'.' “hr ‘°'°_ .i'i.°.'..‘.‘::.'i.....::°i'.ii.':'°c‘.. 1.2;.

"1" ‘ mmm' Ms °f1h°1pms 1 nu (hgmr1gi=t"l:|o1’l:ileii.%e iii the grass to1'1'lie picture allows how rheumatism" NT- In-x' “ ey `° ° ‘-I N "8 y 1

::ui;°.1::,* x:I'1"11:g e`i11‘$i7n'11fii.:if¢.“'t sgotlttce the mlatmimi iinionnt of mIIli‘ twists andndi_ii»torti=_ the bone: M553;

" ' b - I ti- e ng e same w y._

gli” MM. cm ann" Mr *lm fi11h°"h #fume mn e very p an lah ‘1I\t:n'.t“need to. I have the remedy the mm°1'P|“ Pm' M” do" M To this end a -mixture of oats ariditbsifi boliave viii! oii‘i;a_you an&_’if'a

" . t d tsre sown fairy y nrs.fort das _r sane sy.

.te1i2'~°t;?'o"1sm1::°°or‘t1‘yl'm1:h“»i°%t-tllfttiitigraiiii §¢»fi'tsniein°t° the i>sitor°'F111~1ii¢1\t»<ii I1 P _ i_l¢&1i§11;1g5_9¥="i1;_ 11° . tf. _ ' . 16 ; so it.. .~"__.` iii .ii _ _ W . -

sem, ¢ t i. ,ix bm, fm. gg 50 where it can -be easily fed out over asa: _ _ .;.l__ i 6 ll fgmiirecordifmay bs_:_ept__.or_tsoord¢ _ . ill s . llc a i, §gt' 8 .0 at In hearts c . un r a -liiigllsh -_ __ PM _ _

is es will lo s IOM vev t0Wl1'11 it K O "YY U’ I0'-1 nuriille of mhfini all dealers or lldmausbn tsl & Co ISIN!! 'D8*ll\ 'h win’ aft tri thy ewa.

” °'°'”"’1°11°P"'-&"111'*1‘1"""°‘11"1‘Y""°"`"’° ” ' it in now. ` toner." 1 ` _ 1- 1 'rin untmosi é¢nmnaiy.i»ii°»`mi r.imnee,'rorimie. _' susan stiootis , ` A wntrriaif.

cords are simply lost. whereas in the

punching method If a_ny'of the- penal: marks grow 'tolether the rematui i marks indicate that the chicks are o

an entirely different line of htserlfltll

f in what they reslly. are. Besid t is by the use of halide Individ

11wiitvi|i¢._oni. _,..._- _ __1\°°#1“ “P1 ° 1” _ ~ _ - ~ -P

having kidney or liver trouble.

' "We have also found Dr. Chsse's

Liiiseedand Tiirpentine excellent for co gba and colds. In feet. any of Dr. Cha e‘s medicine which we _have

1"-it ";_.i.`j_._.';=:“..isj.i;_i'..... .tit ...'-

than 37 have standard speed records.

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23

.-i<'.‘- :é=li=i4+lé:`l-t?lé;-le-

hitereat in s mber of fast pacing*

THB SOLDIERS

fie

’I‘hal is forever England. There shall

in tnst glen-'earth s richer-.dust con-

. oe led; E. _

A` du .t w om ‘ng and' bei-c._ shaped.

OMAYE. _ 4 ~

Gave o efher flowers' to.love.` her

ways to rosa* _

A body of Engianii's breathing Ehkf

~lisli‘a1r. ` ' -

Washed bythe rivers. bloat by sons of

home. =

.ina taanr. this asm. all dir .sasd.swe.r. ` A- pulse in the 'Eternal mind. nerless

otveingg whine ngcii the thoughts by

it _ given

Her siwlsfsad sounder ilrsslfhehpy

as her ds

And Inu( te lglsrned oi."f\‘I6li|l.` 883|.;

I

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itssiii

- tetilwiilti-H1).

.laws sefnavlbr/inn'o¢niao.

May 28,

inns is:` t-ts.; 1-. 'i

Golden Tsigt.-`7 “Hs was despised

and rejected of msn."-» -Isaiah 58:3.

Beyond the Ksdrnn valley. which

iles on the eastern- sldeof _ileruseieim is the Mount_0f Olives. and in its lion; ls the Garden of G_ethsetnane.In bible lands the term garden applies to s Piece of fruit or ehstie tresa. rather 111211 of flowers and ventables. Here Jesus and His disciples went and s-ere followed by Judas and a .band of soldiers, with lanterns, torche; and weapons. They evidently expected re- llvlenire- But Jesus voluntarily sui- 1‘°11<1€'r Himself. only asking that His disciples be allowed to go their wsy. "\t”hen the people would have fnrcgd lliui to a crown. and ouered to make him king of Galilee, he withdrew. and hid himself; but when they came to force him to a cross. he offered hint- self: _for~ he came to this world tb suller: and went to the other world to r€1t!n.`- (Matthew ilenry.)

l‘Iie disciples. too. were in danger of

arrest and death, and Jesus by giving hiniselfilp secured for them a sail i~cii°eai‘_ All history falls to reveal a more Ioathriorue character than the

iriiitc-r Judas. who betrayed his Mea- B '.

JUDA’S TR EACHERV.

ll

I

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J

112 S1-Hilde out so boldly. shpmelels

in his wickedness: so unhesitatlngiy covetoiis in his bartering -of the life of his Lord, so hard in bis perversiiy l5‘31nSl_every appeal of his Master: dlnsustihely deceitful in the carrying out of the designs of his crime; so revnitinsiy recmnt to the mini re posed In him; so unspeakabiy bass in betrayinga faultless frienshlp with s kiss; daring _tn open his very person- ality to Satan that his ends might be wcompllsheil. and handing over his life to. Satantlt: control. He appears the very pesouitlcatlon of all that is nionstrous In a disciple, a subject, and s ri-ienil.- W. 8. Anderson. in the "Sunday School Times."

\\'h_v Judas Betrayed his Lord. Vari-

ous have been the explanations given for .I-irlas dastardly deed. The popular tIleci°.\' is that he was led on to his crime by his love of -money. Covetoua he undoubtedly was; but had greed been his sole motive the thirty pieces of silver would have satisfied him for a time and be would not have so soon repented of his bargain.

H0 l0\1§11t' in sive Jesus an oppor-

trinity to show his power and escape from his enemies, is. the thought -ut" wmv; hll sin was merely one of presumption. a desire to force Jesus to proclaim himself king. others have declared. Were either supposition cot-rect, Jesus. would not have said ic hlrn. "lt hail been good for that man if he had not 'been born."

Judas was ambitious. and his Mas-

ter had failed to satisfy his ambition: may we not here sec the true resson for his crime? When Jesus hed 'mad It very plain that his followers must forget self and live for others. must sven 'endure' persecution and death for his sake, Judas’ 'named ambition turned .io hatred. and hatred led them cu to his treacherous revenge. "Satan had entered into him. He was in truth 'a man demented. His .teslouy passion had swollen into such force that he was nn longer capable of sob.- er reason. Ile was moved with resent.- riieni. anger, and despair; the dream of his life was shattered, and the spirit of revenge had become his only guide. To indict s deadly blow upon the Master who bad slighted. reproverl snd disappointed him: to achieve at all costs the ruin of a cause he had renounced- these were the reel mo- tives of Judas. Prom the moment when he sought thirpriests to the last act of the appaling traged hc was a madman. capable of a madymarrs cun- ning and parsing through paroxysm of frantic rage to his ilnhl paroxysm of frantic grief and ineffectual remoi'se_"

Why Peter' Denied Ilia Lord. Over

confidence was one of I’etei"s great

failings. We see this overconildencg onthe- Sen nf Galilee when he starte to walk across the water to Jesus. and Ihen becoming fearful. cried out. "Lord, save me." We sec it when he hosiitfully said, "'I1hougli all men shall deny thee.-yet will not I!" We see it when; after the sri-asc'-he dirt not néo with the other discIples'hut followed "am orr.'° for lie thought he viii

hi-ave, enough' to go 'where he would be't'esrsri, .Ie£\is‘khew1-I’eter;- and li il given him frequent warnings. In the Garden or Gethsemane* .leans 'bade lifni‘.w*stch 'sail pray that he might not euterintol tetnptstIou,but Peter neith- er watched nor prayed #hui lrueted.i_1_-i

ai; one newer. -Br_.t.h_3_.oeiii-t are his courage failed. and its nled his Lord.

I-is was a roral.cownrd'. -' " 1- . veit-i vr r Glvenfroiner 'cnnnnn .li'idaii'~félI _rnost;gr.I_ao_\lsl_t-. suildiever ross gtoridilhiy. “Judas wss'iiie'_ -orth- Iesa pebble. Petey »p"ii_a the din- nionti with tits `I|iw_In. ii. whit-ii. as

tire old _p:_o"y_erb¢saps_»is»mosc prst-lout than-s°:I1_ _e¢¢_'p&|‘bIe'. Bctweepti Peter in rllst¢‘e'cr/ur ‘rd and - .stef-'st risiiit-eiitjwriii a_‘cdfiii1t.si.'-_ - - 'rits meat-so\eiiis~ -or-ni-i-cospidsi-_a- tions is-as..tq.o_u_r ower-pf _c\role_e. We can refuse' £41; r' ncngi Iniicfavbr grins wer _ treo gurl da sun: w_i_nIi£.'Anii-'_sticn' s__ I5-'ltiiieen ills. l.1‘lU1\!'_ol* ffiell-sl W lei. od dog! not torce._tne our _fn " nor. cout ei da against our will td” *tothe r dee- trii¢ti_oit-.- Lei ns lay in I-so heir the _isgt that it is our tremiillna-'libs and strengthen ourselves _with the remelln- iirsiiceitast-aiti'l6ve iv-

wl‘se"ti:°'_¢rf. _i _ i _

_'Nair' 'ii html;

and as~ihe'p:th~‘ef'nnty ii mtiieplsin.

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