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and boned. lelittletectioe aisekre iutal3r•
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EMBALMERs,-
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strest.,
eesee-
Gotierich flailing !fills.
BUCHANANS 1 --LAWSON
Contractors
and Ilettleia
swaroataieet,ostaad neater,
lit *II Maas ot 'needing etla-
lerlett Neigh esLumber,Itoors,
retele ,Leth, Shingles, &a Ste.
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Area neeeett to *he*. they vogue.
toppas,,,, Yob, noting:01AR
tennittnif. atneoltilallto; 71.
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Irk.
Poll* Tredilerti eine Piiy assess.
nienttAtitgot. their ottrdla,roeitri.24
4d -he'll?. toots,. Clinton,' on at 1110*
Leen' trot, leekletel tittere$
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corner welt Oa
and Squint '
Ott WItrtttilit begit,
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is on liand4
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Sabi, Wbeks
t044,
Parents Should Not Deal Un u tly
With Their Own Family
Pant geeate betcd L1e0b ;became of tite
teeing wherewiln hie lathes' bleesen
inlet eteet ete.---Oene$1.5, MAU, 41.45.
1atn1W Is the eldent inetitillien in
the %wired end ext,sted -before tither Me
Ctinreh or leo *tete, U 14 fettildediii
natiere and a Melee Institetten. Withiii
f'eeitthlittliteleelteekeeltirlp4fulubni4emist',vhplitIlaenektire.°
te1gliierte$40 geolieneee, aympatIM Min
Wily levee Me ten of Had, trite relit
fent Olken, Ali that Christlanity tine
A trite family Is a paradise, on Eden,
ci neaVen off earth. It ih the tintr 01
troirried Men end Woillen 1.4 my Ilse that
their beillea MeY be to them, Into heave
en We ought le•eveteli night end any
le keep Satan out of ilio household, WI'
,OVOP 110 MN Ids heed in he WM never
te eentent Untli MS Mune body 13 In
AS Mere le no more charming picture
.1 .4 true Jiome,en ere 1 00
s341-
ier And neriter Mature titan the :broken
letnily Men% NVI! have -teeth a home
10 Me text and no real escuse existed
for 14 Jacob %yeti a farmer, a Cattle-
terdelluni, 4 rencher.
HE WAS A MAN OP CHARACTER
end heti faith enough te leave hie home
when he heard the volee oe Cod. He
Was a man of greet preePeritY and POe•
sessed nods of sheep, cattle,. goats and
camele, Yet thee din mit contribute
tr. Ws bappinese and peeee ot mind.
There was discord, and so a broken
-leanly circle, The brothers were jeateue
of one another and the father and mo,
Mee were distracted anti beartbrelten,
,e'lehe „me wne....1111eLoteine tam ty ut
nun. Ile wee Celledfrom the term to
Me throne and had 4 fine chance, but
Missed it, Ills spirit begame darn. Ile
grew jealous and threw a'hivelin at tho.
head of II son-in.low. MI this was
-uultingly, and the family cIrcIo was•
•
One of the things that breaks the
flietily circle Is jealousy. , It Was Rai-
oilsy, largely, that broke the family eir.
e of Jaeeb, Parents should 'Watch tor
OME
Alfirti HOD* Ike CAW Apia
Oele **Ong Dorn the Riwillut.
hert4 Vrife.
the ileveloPitig tharticterlaticat 'end
the temperaMente Of their ebeetlren in
QJ41Z to alley jealeusy,
flentetlee le another •efili,se.
gro Offen Wale in the Ireelmene of
their Children. Men Who. Pane Orin.
On the vivid greet:reward- et
ilidetenburn, ertelent
ler6dri in detigleinti %Wainer We Me
tenni reVelsi 1001i ideee tel a Melte af
BECIPES.
rbeeie evelneVieln
ed so required in. milk. When
toolied, drain, it on to * Nero' ha abbe
Coller vent*: grated Vertfleeilii choke., tune
scree Iremsdietely.
Tneeinly Steekeeereit 1)0474' Mal
team it lent lel Veal, an • Ste that it Ls
- WASTE OF HUM LiE
enough. tine suave Az the dike bad
stork to lb. pan *ad coun• oql 14 ra-
ther shattered vending*, it wee in ewe
r.esel of tieing up, neneehew. Seto be4
et eel& ides. `Willie Mill everni
wean elfer,ihe ishattered lenient.
Hirn. niter it hate Tooled. ever
thin by nkiellier itelling. Tie viettore
ell bagged tor tlie reCeipt %at •dee
tenses etneeu Sting etve of Inime 1 Men
Vouch, tree excellerieles
WITH, 'ORAPtS.:
. _
Grape Pleklege-Telle &vett Pound* el
4cent:epee and remove the etenueeleke
three pounde et white Mine!. 004 guert
Vi Oiler vinegar, one onus* of cleul14.1
enten,
end OtMce ot •elpves6 1$911
Peeiellee tit 2,00e Mieetetern n'eihtit ml oI less' 411411 '1)1K° Ine 1144' k. P'it$ end polir ever Une fruit tor twe Morn -
rim' Mr lArr-5 er Eeklaed:' ' '°•le4 an "0 61°' $eit'S44 41414141);',*inge. and the third; morning put Milk
ROMs ell -beteg pet to their Ile g T112- lettinereliS hislerie Pageinit$ Were Per ,end ond -cook On :erge all in peeeetteing leeene;,•-eette ea. ea_
,ought to. Le 111.st*ISO teeir•.entitiree, ceeeetnegbe eggenve,.. their owned tieloro clear oda St* tip', itn "Le egg -neer ,fer ',NW minutest then ;put
:foe ilieyedoel unjuetty ;11telr, setting firee.0aejend swept end bright non% Iteeluet Welk Mielted, lint on 044 ar,,earthoa 1404:- ife, ,aar
oven tetrely• 'lliey leek 10 400 ine blue eV. The *entente repreeented DO etegefint • ried lint' *rev verY
ntay hItt faintly elitie bridrotip • , scenes' In *inheres biatorg from lbo Unto 'with the following) Truffle •Sauee. te, O'dretielYeened, 14n,gneini,_.'no„ 44 „neelegtee„.„ „„.
$011 another reiloo Is InTertUsule et*• Ot theintAlitienielinit And en ,tbretten the •Iltib tut enanieled entIcePan Witten Wee ""enre ee"e'''"e '''eetnNebtr• Inwelo e`4'
then on, tilte Mien or the Other °*' nu' nicor''' Pre,gtwistlart (1 I% 1.0 tho 11003 .0A the -Pt vnton, melt in it two: Antes set but. 4tliga 4144: Wiatt 141°, _l_lra "Re" 04lit:
Men" Oben:11r Le too touch made ct, passing of., 44144414,, ow ,440 044044,5 of tor, ante onneinix opt in one bed eea„ IMO PreServing 'nein% -And stew -41ese--
no eltlin ite , 0 expense id another, 24,th a the orem slam epeejaj, v0'00)0 speound et geese, , Add 0 quo er, * a le for tome minutes to freelhe-pnce,,
amVOurii1941 litialfh, 0,, 0,killn9 343 1130 11 to • in Me'pagi svlati 'Oleetortbury end ils. pint Al best.'slock lind three Sliced Ira, jeff,,i1,114,4,.. 114AcIttNehee-c°164141X4rie'mt Vign•
4WP '''" 411" ”"it "t "'WO '''''''' gelltut 'old 'abbey Played In :those fireat lian, Mane lite Settee bolnenn tio aegonnt eeeo-ne 4-4- e'en' -.00,1'. *eefin,ee CS
timee end the, Came of nialit brOkell - ' n A Oka Ala n Men) ieret swing all the,sveleg' 140 14 NIP,' liell ritri ' ret at IOMI
finnile• elreleti. "We need a ietiglia, Of ON - rIP$TORIC,ALIAt Ar.CUXtATE. pom. it. Then ',Plaeie -pit. 4 -boardeemd Write reinuteee tielll nette "Ann pen le.
geed people toe the , - ,
i .
ti4 ai"iti: *gra Jaen Id? teeldente of, ohop•It !Op 'Very, :line.' finite in a ,eageen inas4,04,- ,, ,_, „. , ,..
(MiutuiibUry 111)41 t .- - Tie " ease pen Witli 4 lutrile et nutter. %little milk, ereoee' % relies Teee life Piotr *A We
tunics weroAttatmICally litteerate, end .0 teaepeental „et castor Auger., and en •0"4144 1),M1 'end Tilli .4hgeeeeidie n,"131eve
tititilibg gnald bane Well Mere strintrig eggsnoonful i3 •greted lemon:ilea •' et 41,5 , s ue Add tl
aed beautiful ebati le e,eis Jim gaily -ate liked. a Pinch, et Mixed piece -MO .",be rullt-110vitnbeetartral411nattl,Xtteitn,..,dvtallialltithr
thineIng, rerrily on tho ward le the *neck ore 4 dish, ieevii lid MAIO eeldt 'P"11:41 ° SIAR4r 4°' 44f1 'PO' $4-41.0%1
at eenerne
/QvisgeFir,„„„eSiet4„„uede' InerinIfeene,irei,eee.e, epeelee, until )0 minele ot the Men- beil-s-potie IWO the eteole, and serve hot taleSible. Measure the Mee anti
P., • MA ••••• jgonot aertheey. 4,4 )1o, 13 wadi ndet poutt at taut ottger to 000ll
PPOTEOTION OF THE FAMILY,
: • Fermis oliotild be Impartial Mid
:litriellY.IUSt in their dealitteee with ehle
:drove rind'ekneetsethIS, mid unleen PAY'.
'Meta are pet they intist look to see toe
'14011)Y'enule 'beam up, Much 'ellottld
he Matie tit the tome. There ohelint
-Ann "rnettanines Mild felentla Wele0Med PerltaPS lite Meet finee0s$1111, dertieltd4 it 04101- eaten, These tire eltelone - Onine MerienieLle-Tahnennii peunel Of
the ,Feetel,Vere.sa,Plritedittaleen„,,, ,44d, the ••Parelen; Ilene a f,110. et Iat liPt eneugh Or h0SVIss'and ibto ihruitkii ..,iiiilYe:tCeell
Pell of tee ,i,alle•kalrede bereekitin was to brown a nieee ot bran ill a Detente. WWI It beconeee pert eS' jarns,s !lit ilteay
WeielerinitY Mame-- 'rho -scene --Miele Put in% parsley into 4 frying lieenete : leZeiliell epreeeree, ,jars, _
the eiwina,beed% Whe rates the king for then drop the basket 'Mtn °hut lati• lot ' 44,t'aPe Leei)1„.ere4/4e., ,helii' iii.gr4lerits
eteorching the caltee pi:I:reeked A 'StOrtill tt reMain half a reinlite, then lay GO a•a'Ar' morrna'cle. P°,I unul quitO Atilt.
ree...,brown ,pegee tin wanted for eellYeed On tnnrb p 01abs orellinc,plattere
.,, . ,
ga:Drelerillietd14-A'imonds --- Tetke one peeled. 1-urtMe IVIlle--1410P tWe' Pelle 0; ripe
'he Proper ,atinteettlents for the Children;
e the most popular, were the pageant and with Thin. aces ot teled 114111. ZraPae' end ene
lableturx dealing With enlfren'S' Menge, Alt Piled Parsley,-elese fresh. oiled, -00-IA1g 41$eave4, FuV•throu8tesithitt,
enntlate4LY •eeteess nelueaLstege lir lei' tWe•rtiY.' Minutee. •Neev empty tbe 4Shveri Peen 4 01,,,grepee teas 'end le belt
Mettine ' eri• °retie**. eseelleed ite• Cie Alien feeen Into ha% '. Eng' Too breed. Yclionveetr.ixe4Sionplirotioteettilittro'rgiu-.411trotd
tired men, nennett arid eitildeen moving added- DAM ever the fire, 'and 0,00;
crumb thtrio, Mtn frn bellInt .ell le
ein abendanee of owl Miners+ bee 4 junhinul 14
to the Milne Crete. Horne snoule
be matte pleasure, cheerful lend brittlit.
When Ibis is .11-tene there will bo Uttlu
flange), -at -Oaken family circles.
In the twine religion hhotild be PIA
Int° practice Mid 100Y lac IndlOWed
ibe PrilYer. The Word of God should
lierrd'and The neMe °tercet* Chi" Another sueceeefill
t
6,X1111 s When Children aro hiatth a eenenten 'Was the old Pennell revel en
owe honer Cod the,y will he mine, ino groon, with a map, m motley to
Ore to love and honor their Parents g.revide upreerfons tun. denelen
hied the faintly, eirole wilt remain mt. lbe young men end Inaldieee betere
,nrelten.
King !teary and bis gegen aroteeen great
May the !Mat Cod belp us• to keep Itt
ly -.On US 1140,1.
nee berties tweet and pure, and final
le the Faller71 hotise abovel • GRAND FINALE.
kith& ull into the -greater tamely circle
TIM DAVID 0, WYLIE, Di E. ea for some weeks back by profeseton-
Ms, acted their parts elm and Pli ad-
mirabir, entering Into the pita et the
thing with notable tact. Ladies in gay
swam initettes-largely--predoroineted
in the gathering ot apectelere, and near-
ly all the clergy of the tines Wessex
counties. were preeent,
The final Pageant was a splendid ele-
torfeal spectacle, till who had taken part
In the varlotts scenes joining in the pro.
ees,sion and mar -Ching under, the grend
arcade formed by the sboughs of the
The local actors and 'netresses, train«
SAESSON
0.1/1•1
litITERNATIoNAL LESSON.
OCT. 28.
Lesson IV. Jesus Anointed In Bethany,
Holden Text Matt. 28. 10.
TIIE LESSON WORD STUDIES.
Note.--Thekext 01 (110 ilevised Version
Ls used as baste for these Word
Studies.,
Chronological Sequence of Events, -In
point of chronelogical eequence our last
lesson mutative is out of Its proper
piece ill the rogord of Mathew, as is
also elle case in the nerrativo of hist*
The anointing of Jesus by Mary in 13eth
apy reelly oceuered_on the evening pre.
ceditig the triUmPhat entry. a latin'e'
gospel me event is given its proper aol-
Ung
,
(Jobn 11. 55-12. 11), Matthew and
Mark seemed jo he concerned near° with
..Winst_lbenneetlori of the treaffiteg_
of Judas with 'the event than Tirlibierve
the exact chronological -order in their
narratives. The 'supper in the house al
SiMon Oecurred ori the evening of Sat-
urilay, after the closo Of tbe Jewish Sale
nate, at sundown, and hence, according
to the Josvish reckoning, during the
early hours of the day on wlidell JIM
triumpluil entry occurred (Nisno 21 tend
which enden neuiday evening at eun-
down.
Thirty ,pleeet of sliveio-Thirty /Aver
PIels-isverlir-tibout- eiarK,--oe
seventy eenin each; and worth to.
gether About threntyeone rs, We
Must 40410 reinember, how r, that the
P11101140,1111•Velue of thie sum was much
•geester then Urn now, being equivalent
to :Moue otte einuired and twenty doe
lers, The Stier pad to Ilidas tor the be.
irayal of 3ese43 was the market price of
44. cotretnen.ainVili •
lit Friebriefitat he eriPee•
luellYeeet, eereentilent place .tind time to
betray- inn) seneelly and to 4eliver him
do MOM. •
blanchee elmonds. Split each one la gra1/00 throat'', e• Move line Peen!' to
ere rileely nrowned, teen eprinine semi the taste4 Put 'dote Or, triXle, . and
A8_1011011' Penner as salt. , Servo of. Serve POthleol Oeoldeso-One egg, one eop, ' 'Grape pxo-Take, the olio) froth the
rtrbtliest 09nolcalltiwileott oaroutsomateatuksti%rvitetah graPes ttnd hent little to seftente; then
'rub theinigh %sniveler Bet gut, the eeeds,
two tablespeoneuls at sugar, a teaspoon- Add the- skim ,Sini413, ar to taste, and•bake:
MI of scan dr two of Wheat ilour, and •
bait Now fry ea in batter upw they. „exempt the SOWS, ,Add Sugar to emit
Moltke' P0PPer and salt, usin twice °°v" v9114 v4111111%1. Otealti nta.elY NO*
celtteal to tit dam. Dtei) !rein * table, THINGS WE'LL, TO KNOW. :
spoon upon buttered Ins tind bake We wonder hoer many ..'huese that
-slowly,-erowningeolightlyi--r-Gend-io qt-pouttrrenayelea•iiolledeteenelesif
Children% MOORS. Keep in a dry place. vinegar 1. (4(1614461 one-It:elf euplo a fowl'?
Meta Potatoes. -So army people serve That in boiling. Mille • or credit a
hard, motet petel s ;that OM Walla pinch ot soda prevent Prating?
not think it )10 easy Mate them light That onion jutee is preteraele to
and mealy, It -the potatoes are large, egepped onion in Settionlint'and- to -ob-
alWaya. clie them' In two lengthwise tabs the juice 4 latge .graterehOtild be
fere boiling,. When linished drain off
to too, /110 ger, set the uncovered saucepan ova, ,
martial strains et a military band, lid 411. the moisture from t_he'potato has
great trees surrounding the lawn woVehdatestiliiess wand Lblceerqousteere ,'PandtSlizierido Wallah
be moped with ,kerosene -end galvan.
slight ,•heat, and Shutt° ioccasionellYs
So successful were the revels that escaped in steam. ' jzeg iron ware, iiies„ sewing menthine
they may become an annual fixture, Stuffed Chicken Legs. -Por this dish sjende, eto, are, easter cleaned Dais
, use theleas of a anal chicken ((he re- way?
'minder can be used tor a 'saute, or That pap barrie •orle of the best
-10401.$11 ,IMMICAL •
IIINPLOnit
GROWTHOFOGEANLINERS
, Mope. or for tluenelleeh Carefully re-
OREM AT MURDER TRIAL ot the anneal& in each. "Mix half a
more tee bones, leaving a Moll portion'
penal of saileago,rneat with 'finely cook -
DRAMATIC sCENE IN AN ENGLISH
Inimairto.
Verse 0. Now when Jesus was in.
flethany - The manner of introducing,
ibis accomit 01 1110 anointing of Jesus by
Mary shows it to be parenthetical here,
cued belongine elsewhere chronological. ,
ly.
Simon, the leper -Ono Shnon wItorne
apparently, Jesus !waled ot leprosy
al. some pteviolls Inno. John redorda.
(hitI. ti supper had been prepared hi,
ltenor of iesue In the house of Simon,
at which Martha wee among those who,,
Weed.
7. A wornan-Mary, (be sister of Lae- '
revs and of Mirth%
An, alabaster erUse-Or, a flask. Com- '
pare note in Word Studies on lesson fee
April 2e, page 278, Sunday School Dan -
nor, for April, PAO. •
Exceeding prectous ointment. -"Dint-
Meld of spittenard, very preteens",
Work): The •,speolat kind of ointment
4343010(1 435! evangenst-nard or sPinee .
nerd sees extracted from the WS-
soins of the Indica) or Arabian nardi
grass. The other evangelist give three-
lumdreti denude as the vane) of the,
oildittent A denarlus tves equid. to a.
trine more thnn seventeen eents, .and
wits the average day's Wage of com-
mon litbeher. Thesactiml value 01 the
ointment, therefor% ,10 coteage
woad be a little more than fitly dellerst
teat in purchasing value It was eqUIVA.
104 hi lellveell three add' tbee hundred
8, 'They bad indignation- Not all of
the disciples, oppoeently, shured In this.
Indignation as plan trent the ace
entint tY the other Ovattellete "Ilut
there wee. Mime Mut licifinttition
DEnELOPMENT OF TIM ATLANTIC
GREYHOUNDS.
C..01U1I,T ROOM.•
neW.the Great Time Devnurers gave
Reached the Present Point of
PertectIon.
Itis interesting to recall etePe by
wheat the steamers of the Cunard •line
hoveerieert, for the experienee ot the line
114 . pry much like a synopsis of the his-
veLeaterim navigation. It began
to IMO, with the Britannia of 1,050 tons
(Malt by Robert Duman, Port Oles-
gow), and not nu 1852 was the- 2,000
torte lino eXceeded. Two ,eurs later
the Amble, the last wooden steamer .1
the wee launched, her tonnage be-
ing ILO. Then in 1855 the firm leurieh-
et Its nest iron steamer, the Persia, the
lergeet and swiftest in the world at that
Mite. The Posta was• 8,800 tons and
4,0004torse poop, and it was thought
that she could not bo surpassed. But
solve/ steamers Were then beginning to
gale upon ihe paddle ocean steamers,
end the CUnerd determined to make a
SUprcene ettort and to protium) a padt
dlo ocean steamer 'that would never he
beanie. •
LAST PADDLE STEAMER. '
SD In late, MI, the Scolia, of 3.871
tons. the last ottoan paddle, Mesmer, find
the .lergest and ewitteet ot them all,
Was leureeliet1 et Coven, and the Cun-
ard people telt that they Wero neeliv
tiviii4ottaek. for Many n year. lint in
leoverebereltinje the Millen; sereW elenet-
er City Of •litels beat tete best rule. of the
S001111 trent Oheenslown, to New Toric,
and Um days Ed tho :Ocean puddle steam-
ets Vete Ocert tie he numbered.. . Then
the Witito Slur Lino came inth extste
COO in 01 With the fleet .0e011110, and
tho, Cunard steamers were surinissed
both Inc tortritige and. in 'speed by Abe
latesk„steiniters Of • the Inman and Witief
Eine Litres. , • ,
Stilletet thilliird Stare no sign of Dirt.,
Ing in tho rivalry of tonnage, ond s ezil
WI IRO, When the line becalne• 4 I) tille
otitnpany. and -one nr Ow lirsi, mune
ot tie change, Vele ghat bn orate, was
Oren. for the 'Oplidttio 0 the Servet„, q
1..04Sel, ot 1,301 tone, Wiliell was tedifiCee
eo utscittlehlittit 111 61,ilYS 1 14
Among ttlettapelet.e, sot g.
been Moder (ittark 24. 4),
purposes bath tide Was t.if altittnent
10, But 3031is ;wreaking It -Perceiving.
their indIntiatlen men bearing their
crilktsao
tWiiiilltillait",iribtilecist3;:i 4141 t\i"ppliallt-IlyWbtleraeg
,apollen. to Mare,; ' .'tlettitint
'Judge -modo the spokelmart of the
,raultiiiniting &dint% 1' "Rut Attlee lee-
taliotr Otte' ot disellnen. That ahonid
betray „Mtn, satin, 'Why Avue ,hot thi%'
• eirthuott SOld for Onto Mutated 61111e
-11,01°6 WI glVen to WO panel" Odd
A phi worko.Good lihosedo
noble or pralseworthy,, a deed done'
134)614444 111.,' dtteltrotg" 47? 11111414314144361
pu(on�be
M. Per ye hive Abe' poor always With
.$014 but mo y017406 ad ativeys.oto the
tvords of Oils Vorto AIMS point* olit a
• dIttetence between gellernt *tided dill.
gallons ord arising ottl.of until
eirelArattonces. Tho tinier Are totily
t4111ztd ki` 011, hut it' tolz onus
or A oassionato lover to, See rind swiftly
tie the linter:" " Mars' ond did: the
eseeptional thIng, And lite Kt Inettinere
Wag. eepeelilly nolaInefultiteen.
i. To iltrpaltili Iftef foe 101101 'WO 11114
in11 treill tho -wording nr ho
mummy a( litte •Whetheir.tle tint
4tet
es,
'Snip; Atititlamle •tOrratN
EverY yesr in the litoml, wttry.• 145
Indio. about maintovirlonery
b‘ %Ott. /WOW 4 Or tilt melee,
, ngeeete :009,4111,1: or Mot Icouti2 Mtn Of
toe tho: Watit tilat4,1
%Mint krtfo' ltiOAt't
fottp mpeto:t!.. Vreor Ihrio
awr,uoto tftsvat epoo,t .ono atr•:ther
Her tarot o,ito„ &lot satiply
:Vrillinr4 Mt *Re VIA Mono! gal
hes come lee stet is .teedit (a Pe nmite
ed. owl tha...youtts velossl_ wenn 1.4 drohn
, hollow her,. is, roll oltsio..4 it Mho.'
otioroeu. 41. Val% nnittf.T.1,Y 1,4 riate`
owe isormoitool, o.;ok,..rihil strike lilt
warms Is is eatable *I. •
Ala*/ waIl 'herself tonseious: or trio
VI so, then hee lout had ths.
(+1,•ered whit (ho diseliges MO flat
pereelvet U. not. then Jesus mean% to
€ay Ilid e11 Pr'lovind develizin Itia$
have n sigpilitattro far nolis, proreimd
thin is 4:itiginal inteldiem.
131 gaspelfir. them gmt lit14
ing.;*. that h. the helm? or the lb. anti
hirdriltigt r the 'net' Which, stilt pee..
:death, 001 inission nr Mt,: • ,
14. Titor--,Apperefilly Very Wit oiler
OA (VAN CilAtitilOtt With (he supper
ond anointing: at Orttittny. ,
15. Wtlfdted unto hid Actually
steigted I)Itie et valet Mt'
4.11110$ et money. Nforirytt Mil!: wet'
oven wry ,811k2III 41111111ilkl the
TOW. ae of tourot it la in larger -ttueh.:
1(143.14 ia lb*. 'Nett _bona* twos every.,
there 14 'the world. Tho cfsideo teinaur
ot trat ,the *trebling or the
IOW WO Mei ill*Otl.$1•
(AitNoti NEW EPOCH.
opoeliin , the Nillettiter of Ailentie. eteette 'Flume it? court 4331151 1(4(47 OflthIlSlOEi
A Soldier Who was Acquitted of gm-
' um a ,Elaclunaller Is Loudly
' .
Cheareti *
Dramatic "'scenes were witnessed at
a murder trial et Norlhampten Assizes
-scenes w.hieh have rerely, it ete.e. heed
equalled 1n. the hffiterY of the collet.
It was a demonstration of popular
joy over the Rapala of a prisoner,
which had its baste the public tang
-
flatten aganst, the cal -ens system of
blatkmailing. •
The prisoner was Private Sam Steel,
at the 7th Hussars, and he was charged
with murdering a civilian named Hod-
ges*, who shadowed the soldier and his
sweetheart tor the purpose ot ievying
blackmail.
Steel and a soldier companfon were
with twee young women near a wood
when Hodges was detected following
them. Steel ran back, and In a fight
that ensued he draw his, serviee Unite
and the civilian received a -wound in
the thigh from which he, bled to
death.
OFFICERS SUDSCRISE.
ed chopped tongue, chopped parsley, and
one egg. Willi Rim MI the &teen chick-
en legs, Cover each Wen With its skin,
and sew up neatly With thin twine.
Bernie them on a bet of vegetables, and
,a little stook. When done, hike -tip and
let cool. Remove the string, egg and
crumb them carefully, eine „try in hot
tat to tegoleen meter. Dish up on nteed
-of_ green pert Mseet,gernieti.thelLiv th
the same puree, and serve with a r ch
brown Sallee.
144 1$00.4 iF0Wit 14,4
A. 41.0 /44401.4 SP*
IQ
"3-4* 14 hod inlev::the amen. incubaters and 'brooder*
1.
Tb* *1444411U I )11
ltildreds,• or thelletindS neegteee nee cleaned and stored away leant an.
Omens ;end millione of needle*. .1111.1eSs- :other season, but there are Et 41,1Vat Men
ei neght, hoe been preVettl$4 geery ,Uneins that must have one's tiednild
AO, were the tolineete dienenree bet Attenlien.
th t we expect tor winter
things to wash flanieele or any woolen.
goods? Purchap -.five or ten cents
worth, steep well, Strata, Pia, In
water with the goods, rub, -retest, iwice.
Borax will take Mit ink stains on the
carpet; nun vigorously.
--4"---
EVE AS PROTOTYPE.
Wild IVoman Ceedured, But sit Free
In tne Woods.
• Mayor 01.0 French commune ot
frem:Aenesos
across the frontier, aecomplinied I,y
many gendarmes, entered the forest
near the village the other day in search
ot a "wild" woman whe hos been 'living
for the past tew Menthe in a savage
StaSthe'e Is Mystery to the Frenehe vil-
lagers.. She does not. remember her
name, but cane hereelt Este. and lives
In . the same way 'as -her orlginal'ances,
tor. She Is about:fifty years of ege. Is
well bent, and on more than average
carries herself like a soldier and
with "company to tea." What should height,
.1 do? Some primes in soak gave me an. tee bealltiful white Hawing hate.
Idea. Cutting up' a ourifa of the dry She Wee an fruits, liereles and roots
proes, I mixed them into the batter. that She finds in the forest, end has a
sleeping place ,Mode .qt brancbes and.
The cake was et success.
Another time, when making the some twigs in tree. Atte es on many OC.
hand, I need figs; theyPellitle;es vAletryr°d&n, casicli$ refused
br4ad and 'meat' and al'
ACCIDENTAL RECIPES.
One sometimes stumbles over very'
welcome knolvieclge when in distressing
emergenciee. Yeare ago, .when hastily,
serring ,up e "dark" cake, I found the
maisIn bcix quite empty, writes Mrs. ;.
W. 'Wheeler. Anything so ilat es% fruit-
less Mirk calm was not to' be considered
E. Of POULTRY IOU 400S.
F�IIllentles relieve the pladity44110
et many cares end Mose obeertretione
:The chicks do not repave the can -414-
' Mow attention that Wey need gullet let -
two eminent Medicol men el Lundell
ttee etheee dey. "et. &IMP Crtehlen
Brown, while delivering on htiPregtv°
%amnia to altelents ogateet tho mote*
last ktiool of plillosopny. tnielg(rom°
„, „.,„,, „L.
ra.'",,fet",,,nuent„,.•'•114,0 Ye; * _Ohs ILOre prevent« y letting the cold wind
eSe an, tt Prettleteet -that in nee 10Wis er by letting them roost in darrip
s'ssee easste nits!, years morteitty from hou,se,s. Damp weather is a breeder
Volvventablet 40.4,440,„W.014(1, neve% •disap- Me disease.
Peered. An afflicted bird should be separated
10004 ill reedicel practige, wingle wee spreade rapidly. Drinking vessel*
telnitneel• up 41 tee etineluding Owes° elentid he irept clean. Have potiltry
when Sir 4071e$ declared that the meth- houses in a dry pot and keep dry, clew ,
statlati re 4 ing Inc waste:
0 p044019
buyers Must be kept growing Ott In
good health. We should eee that, they
ere not overcrowded.
The fall of t430 year is the warst iinte
or pup It is generally brought on
430 43140144 44cIti% vaa a Pled for, trot the met of the flock, as ,,eattia
gal etudent, tellen was, 4 Wald me
rant nf science.
"Tho atin'Of nially,.modera .physloloe
Vele Ls te, bring their selenee, into line
with. (Aber moterial eelences," Ini 'gad,
"by showing. that ott,pnystologiciti Phe;
Printout ore but complex .probiclOn oi
Plintott entreheinical mime Out, in
order 10 de Oda iltv have to deprive
their, .selence. of Oa distinctivo charac-
ter. ler if phystolegy Is the eh= oi
orttlfie knowledge concerning living be -
IMO le must owe tor be phystologY
when It 'denies the "eftletenee Of Ole and
redeeae What entheing has been regerd«
'ed as a Vital !unction, to the phenom-
INORGANIC NATURE, '
4'Reternitiling their lawsandmeasure
Mg Mete constants by phytleal and
01101104 methods, the new materialists
hese dissipated the plantain of vitae
Itn. nave lett us plants and animals
4$ more or test complicated arrange -
Meats, et proteld obstonces responding
In a, very sintple way to tho ordinary
PleYeleal forces,Ahat we see around us.
TheneaVe 'es Parte bran a mass of
gluelike Substance nine -tenths' water,
with 4 Attie phesphortis thrown in, tra-
versed by wave$ • of physical forces, and
nething More, •
"They leave a mane•-ari automobile
14004 Selfernade .and self -started, with
no passengers eind no dfiale feire,-movect
be a settee of 'explosions or the redis-
tribution ot energy and rushing on to
Inevitable destruction, - The speculations
ethe neesmaterialistse are net, ae-
ecrdante with ihe sobriety of medical
plinosophy as hitleerto Understood.
'Your object and ant Will be to obvi-
ate leo tendericY.10 -death.' In 1904, the
last year for wh th returns are avail
able there were 649,748 deaths in Eng-
Or"thde, 4 very considerable
proportten were What might be called
lives thrown away. In fact, the debt
to nature is overpaid each year to the
extent of 200,006 lives. The unnecessary
leakage is still going on in all dime -
lions. •
"Of every 1,000 born, 145 perish with-
in the first year of llfe. Mothers as well
as idftnts. are needlessly sacrificed. Up-
ward of 1,600 of them die every year.
Tuberculosis still carries off 60,000 vic-
tims annually, but the mortality [ran
It hoe fallen Meaner
dark cake, and no
se shelter and clothes, ot, which she is.
nut that was all the 'better for this pine - •
pose. I cut them into i small pieces, ▪ Eve runs Melt "ilea!, and the gend,
tha small handful of currants winch was
were able to surround neer end bring
before they
injured them weft, end pin them Wide ar-salea had a long ' °hal°
the extent of my fruit. But jilts was "hboeal'uorroe'sselvmedirtehlarueel":611b13e:Ihrtgott:at who -rather em -
the f-oroberitlinienniliaemnony"
information as to her
"I have alwriSre been tailed Eve, and
have always liven in the forest," she
repeatrd' meny tirries. The nirtyrir coh-
Metered the women ,hanniese creature
and allowed her return to the ;forest,
eefitsing to send her to the ,worlelions%
Or Imaatla asyhum
Alle101101 MOTOR -CAR.
The Austrian :War Department hos
just. sanctioned the Construction of an
armored motor -cat,' especially dealgned
10 carry a eettchellring gun, mounted
On •a pivot eateeblo tit, raieed or
lowered and turning in an edireetionse
The driver's:Seale:Is -also aritinged, that
it Can lie lowered tuilletenily JO sink Me'
man below the line orilree IfeaVn
egie eireirk, such 115 that of storet,
treirlitiont, and es'elleteaVr Mins, te' al-
ready done by Motor IA the Austrian
ArMY.
• , .„
net all of nit Gtirtveuebyle-•-antdheffactlovgeo ‘liveoici
wer'subsititachSYnthaVtalitttiblaYlootehweti:tehia'ernstfileeoercersrootstf0elitil*Iteer itiaosureogaptliat,Paltis%;aelnrstwewoai trthaet ginin,aceark,ow“ with Ith Husears,
to a de' the tame amount of allspice. and 4
prisoner's regiment, subscribed
teems fund, end Mr. lianunond Chain.
bers, le. C., wits engoged to datend The resat was a very happy one, and
smeller 'ameunt of cassia and nutmeg.
hoici let II rnrssillhed°v'T' irtbl‘'leeeil;tidttu't yl*v6-tatni4Isedarcv10:1:54:dIneseenttUdi:11tvalarrtc'tAhrtPateis°17ig 1 Ytrf r leba:' ' A\latilee°4rdgirrttuyi le eel rinpg:::$111Yllede 1:11inogn 11111.se :e 1flg:13 renrlikOgneln db atitttliert itee ah ebIr rut ate' .
"Mtunma, will you
bon from their custanary distippeared. There
officials Of the court deelared that they
was no substitute in the house but dates.
could not End rood, for all, the, aim- Al these wete the Preperty of the-per-
bers at the corporation, wiontrew, and soo• wile had made a .rilist ma my pan-
s". t et letter of Protest mte 1.11a ii,...4111.-,SL17Ing =felt, niot:ctoocimkpubunottlarAvinm,cinoriulltesscatio-
The caee lasted all gay, ane " 'xuS pit •enough for the pudding. Instead af
'obvious from the outset' nr0,...see.ttf (ho usual stveet 811314444, 1. made a lemon
tion and judge leaned ttivertituY puce,' rind the pudding WaS, eaten ft) tee
wa* (ha prisoner. The jury, alter be. :smallest serant • • . •
Mg absent an hour., Jetustre..di, t mato emergency Arfrectelnpot came
that there kves Ong wss"'"'e."" "a' ehout- ip this waY, In Ibo
retvglaulenn ertvieide follteentanPlnt,°stectilltriltgli,unet6Watitrl :n4tr.Vdtisltrayt,ilehal e'sekhkeet dlitelatINvoen]yd 'flatlet
all agreed 11:%aNtofrt
'NOIITIL' 41;11732' ""' Dtlt;
"Then there is a verdIct or niit
said' tbe Judge, "and the prisoner I*
Ohm tlint Itikinell Them 'dates h new discharged '
'11111 The 'Set let ,fer •tte Snort ihno the tie cheers, which were Iffierd n VOA
te$t::liteittner to Atitintio, was.: crowd waiting Oulekle. 'The cheering :
•:htietette by Alm Adieus Alaska ,of was taken ;op lusttly rind nebeel,l itni1u11.11
.Ilie OlitiriV. Lint,' find' the directors nettle thn *Pen kilindClara 0? the °/.14'1,e
Melaka 14,40 Went ter the togirited , Synlnalhizere celjet • crowneo
then -the. grhhtott .uh the tfyde two rourta the young seleier, teeen 'the po-
ektrartg;.-the‘timbrig. ana tio% tarutia, priton ward(s8 '1)1610111(14blnlii
"""Ing Yet4 111° largOSt tng chorus of e011getitelettinie.
*tri test elagle scree, steamers, .tho flt aweetheart` resited to On And. (Ile
*Old. Fdr. 43 Ilion these. Itve ocean, two lovers, regardleSe Of -the eyes', 11504
elettaiRlr: reiriained autronve on tile octo lhom, elnhoectl and k158.04 °11°°11°11"
!aid ;City of Paril-woro phut, ot,: \VOA lie lett the haildinit lie w
'Clydebank:4. oild they Said' Droved Ahern,. Ainight .up end rorrled Sbnuidee high.
,nelvet.:Minerler itt .spiezd Aix the •UMbritt•' All ('471144115! 010111Sleette 'W01001110 Iit'lf,dis;
Itit4te I s
410, litatir pit 411.0d tom At Weedon.'Gorrlson.
en, lint 14 1118d tiles ity or Now York otely.
sect 111 i8 Veto 1140 largest nod swift.
est of- the 'Cunardet. .allit further -In Ilia
itiettgr4ntut44to that the, 0111E4. three.' 1110Migari r1Y KIWPME;
TOM Welt IiIttaft:10"Inttriked,:,..tend tie „
*ie.. •
testitt the Chinputila mut the latennia, ihydelatet lAiett Method or Ittiiitin
O : 12,0 tont.: were bundled 44,1893.
and these two, Stettlitera Were/ then; ellen
Ate Mille the twi) swine:St obeatt Attain.;
era litidet Drill:* deg. •
NvtrIrmv tattuitt
•
mirth(t ittlYance in large tuntird
14 look -plow 1111 1004,--wrir11-lho
1414'414 43 unit the Runic, 140X4 tont,
were Ihnitched. These IWO Were 1101
1$110,1 to bet oeten racers, bid, nilleklY•
t' 'in roverikt* On• the Mleuello Lethuse
ht their Middy sett•geing 'mtelitiesoAnd
then lino temo ttnolher pow tilt In
181 I4t' t'U31i4 *7411 (4344 '
16.000 -tots Oathwere lettneld4w the
cootie, with reeltrocatinkt engin% the
tatuttinin with turbine engines. lteth
'drainers have had marked SIMMS, and
Dow. 'with rt tong atride forttla there
c.,-,TorN In 10013 I e Lusitilith and the
Mauritania, lelit
VIA
Mthe littler, go ialAvu thd
, nen, t kits,
leidor -No. thank Nett, Dot Ile.
•Iowa Mr. $l3sslllRho int it elt4*744
I* WV 144 OA did pop*.
ilighlottebte rtilktitO.
Trretiettoti Prrttiltle 15 the 7tSl
thing in restilonlible Medicine.
A Paris plkystelort Ito lust 8191101111
prbelice. on these unique,1114445.
; Certain stients‘ 4341 toaintains, hove
Merked eltect uponthe neve* ceps!'
Juliet, lie Apoillei the
tterAntant 8171-eoflfl
•rteut tinfinett heed,
:Oppopottax---=.‘fadtiesq;
liumtan 1c44tter41fideltIsi4e,
.Vvierailift14se.tx4-1.%iditutite, arlistie hentei
and well ventilated. Sucked ftme
Might to be sprinkled on the Pr AO
absorb moisture.
With proper care roup can be pro.
Vented. It is a difficult disease to cure
wleen it once makes its attack. Begin
in time and depeod upon the prevention
and not the cure. ,
it is important to push the punt*
because if they begin to lay during Me
Call before winter sets in they will keep
on laying. Should they not lay bee
fore winter begins they will not lay at
a 1 until spring, but begin early.
Liberel feeding assists in overcomktg
some ot the difileutiles. Cull out ell
inferior stock and select only early,
strong active pullets. One must haVe.
an intelligent interest in the case and
feeding of fowls to get best results.
Green food and- a constant supply ot-
animal food are essentials that innet
be present to obtain a large number of
eggs. One peund of cut bone for a 4108-
00 hens once a day, which should not
cost over a cent a pound, will produce
more eggs than five times as much grain
because the cut bone is complete in egg
substances, while the grain is largely
deficient in many respects. The cost of
O bone cutter soon comes bock to the
poultry man in the increased egg yield
of his flock.
The tall eggs aro always advancing
In price, and will continue to do so. Do
not -feed Eno -much fresh meat, and.bono,__
Remember a hen would have to run a
long way to catch enough bugs to sup-
ply two ounces of fresh meat. Cut
bone lessens the grain bill, Owens
cost of food and gives larger profits on
fowls and eggs.
The egg yield during the fall months
Is usually not one half what it miglat
be, and you can get the results I do.
You will be pleased with the increased
profit for a very little extra labor.
DURING.THE LAST TIIREE 'TEARS:
And there aro g graudds tor toping
. will be stamp mit in another forty
years."
Taking as his-lext that preventfon
better than cure, Dr. A. T. Schofield,
at' the -opening series of the Gresham
lectures, also referred to the enormous
number of premature deaths ilt the Unit-
ed gingdoni every year. As the ratio
of illness to deaths was about thirty to
one, there must be some 6,000 unneces-
sary, pteventable sick beds in the same
time. Worry and anxiety about health
were the surest way to disease. The
great rule for the average man was,
"Iteep up your weight and don't worry."
• Palpitations. and pain in or near the
heat might safety be ignored, at least
in the vast majority of eases. That
orgari, was nusst difficult to injure. It
could stand any reasOnablo strain. Re-
gard health, be adelsed with wise in-
difference, never "diet."
Moderatien and variety in food is all
that is needed, not "munching clubs,.
where forty bites per meuthful must be
counted. Hoste,sses did their guests
poor sett/tee when they pressed them
to eat once they were satisfied. He
ashappy to think that he had in the
eases of several families stopped the in-
tolerable blunder oi spying upon the
guest's plate.
• sut. VICTOR HORSLEY.
An English Pen Picture ot the Great
. Surgeon.
Sir Victor Horsley, whose address on
the value of alcohol in niedicine recent-
ly attracted so muchattention, not enter
11 Toronto, Where it was delivered, but
throughout England, where :It was Pk
lei:tell/01y reported, enjoys the distinc-
tion of being olle Of tht, greatest authott.
Ales oil brain surgery In the world. It
Weal no &non, In largo measure for his
Week on that subject 11143( 110 Ives knight-
ed in 1004.: Ile, noWever, by no Means
sitientelizes in"brain surgery, tor, es one
ot•t'lie surgeons to tIniversity College
Hospital, *ore he received his pities-
elorial: editeetion, he has, like all other
metnbers of the Stet hi peeform Opera-
tlans of ' all sorts . he subject of Mo-
net antl lei °fleet! on' the human .body
In health and niSetise has long been a
favorite study of his, and if is settee
yew tenee he nest drew tittentiont in
private tit all ey,mlia, to the' matter en
needs 'he dilated in hie eeherit •Puhlie
ellerendeeethe Mile less than extratin-
Mindy wen in .etrhiele Milk emee being
stmstituted for ilquer in the thetepueie
treetnient of illsee.Se at the 11001(01$:1n
Me'as Sir .VIelor pointed otn, 'seen
et, lie geent Lontlett hospitals sped
48,
It:t
on 'milk and neer £8,4400 int-, et,
polte , MI6' fear 70441437044143ego the atneunt
"mit e niille readied the stun W111011
bad prentionely been eeenden on lintior.
•• Persoriellye Sin Vietter fs a tall Men,
hilly six, Seet,Ittgtt, If not h shade over,
tie le n Sae 01 (110 late L C. Hartley,
11., .A.,, and is still on the right side Of,
AGA though there, is little, that betokens
Mid iage ib0IlL. hirui. . ,Indeed. as a
etingetert lie Miglet einteet be ettid tenbe
4 yeling Matte but for the extraordinary'
ixperierice he hat behind lifin. His littir,
Is light Wiwi,. find IVO lias * Mitten'
or sontlyiali ninottaeho, told grey eVes,
whlek:, nave the indetitialdei quality -ref
seeing more Mott 1110Y. ' 10tok at, but
ennently, eneugh, ihateld Or Die strong'
*mitre .Ittw: Ind nit thin Which Is 01.
woyty-oss'aelMed vIlh lifted -Strength 41
etteriteter lint itsolattmetr-Otinmlihrti
, lilli Odd Is, Set a little htek so that Ital.
lower Ott 'litho WS Steggettli -delicacy
olooet itilto, ifie atieligth whIele the, Otte
I053W c .,
. L1ICrC 0-
Whig in Die least peinderolis atiOnt‘bls.
niontitt. •Ilel• it alert, Void. arid Olive
la the very lipt of Ins fmgerst While ids
eepatity for wark . it atinply enortiutoo,
,and Voracious. ft probably the milt a.
Relics which Adequately 0 suggetts his
topellte for H. 0dat1• to oicohal at
he 'Is no aclentifie groMois for ,his vat&
oota. he Is ettuallY oppoted to its, uso In
health. aid lit tower takes it. Ott the
other hard, he hat Mk 'dleielks 'horror*:
ier hobbit*, end hit habits are theft et
.Tho ordinary Mertal„ with Aitrhant ' ti,
'Vet tiervitede let, ot whith 110.1.1: tete'
. , ,
A repreentolicet Of a well,ltriown per.
Mina' littinufeetory tooted Atte, Deily
,Mirrur ,sciftl his Nii6's•nl thek PedsIen%
loocriptiertt,l' ,
411 eolirete Seine teialle," Veld.
f43(4)1% Mimulate eeettillt flerVeSs ;es 111e
Ves -telt, thee' 5'ent14 hese ttheninte es to
Wert en tiliterh. Evert Iheed Prey dld
Weuld net *Med let it in lien
rileritlit.- •
*Aotele fikofeke fennel NO the emelt
'44. Rives, them-head/4*. Mint
would I+ likely to 1+ retwhiod it hot
weetittn, but telt t'foloptie end toe.
sutM be rulth more benefit_ .
„ 'write roily 'AIM of it DerfaiMer It in 11'
114,3! the *MC"
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SHEEP NOTES.
Size is but little advantage, unless ac.
companied by quality.
Heavy sheep are sometimes leggy and
coarse, and not nearly as desirable as,
lighter sheep.
It is not the number of pounds that
you put on that makes the profit; it
Is the flesh they are in that makes them '
sell well In the market.
If 'the raising a early lambsier mare.
ket is to`be undertaken at all, pien to
raise good ones.
In undertaking to raise early lamb*
for market, the, ewes must be of good,
healthy stock, fair size, and in good
condition. Ewes bred first week in
October should have lambs last week
In February. If bred first week in Sep-,
ternber, they should produce last week
In January, or 21 weeks after service.
The average farmer will do better be
hese his lambs come in April.
Putting a 'fine lot of fleeces on the
market once a year is by no means In-
compatible with, at the same time, hay,.
ing a prime tot of mutton ready to help
cut the income.
In raising early lambs, select at the
eeriest possible date the kind and num..
ber of ewes needed, and purchase in
good season the right kind of ram to
mate with them.
The same sheep will ,vary from year
to year ln the amount of oil secretion,
an(1. they are liable to vary, not only by
.charige of weather, but by a change
ul food as well.
In weaningthe lambs, they will worry,
less if left in the fields they Inc accuse
tomed to and the ewes removed, rather
than to change the pastures of the
Iambs.
The sheep, of whatever breed, whe-
ther we will it or not, is a general-pur-
pose animal. It furnishes both, food
and raiment to wear.
Valuable latnhs will always pay for
the best possible feeding and attention, -
and it is of the utmost importance that
every detail be thinigetfully underetood
and attended to.
As a gleaner of small crops, a savor
of little wastes, the sheep Is as neees-
sary to the farm as the cow or bog,
Now Is the that to arrange for Wats,
next spring, because you must Pled
good strong breeding ewes to carry
and feed then.' through fail and winter,
It is none too soon to decide She kind
et a ram you will use as a eire..
f7• ow ma rote AN au#
*it h rtM mine te, an* the Aktel,T Vet,
gost imedtiNg Ita my !We
1114417 . •
• ii‘ieeeseeneessair ie
elfit tree it No*
Perm lois Wit-mow:bet
wow- et IMP*
The principle of selection, "that it
midges the breeder not only to modify
the character of his flock, but to change
it altogether, it desired."
A weakened constitution predisposes
to disease of any kind, but there ' no
evidence that docking effects elleeP In
that way.
,Clean, dry paeture, pure water, whole.
some feed and Intelligent, individual at-
tention to the wants of the Hoek aro tbe
flret requisites for successful fleck Mane
agetnent.
Sheep, nralnled and well protected
from the rigorous wintry storms, WM
Wash Wool of much stronger ilbree
making a more durable kb& than
word ellpped febni,elieep With lea cute.
dowilwariis
SENSIBLE too cAntitn•
it• •Choetilate,' or broken toody
that Out ble Ilad toe ten eente nt Any
grocer store, . ',takes an excellent egg
varier when treated tn the folintring
tiltiniteree•Taire 0. heet of the torrlignIA
ed brown paper board used tit :ittrit
;ping Me breakable tildes and line 1140
5161014 Ind Initteeneot Ilite'pell. •
Ito: out :elndes teem other ,lneeee of
:the .eilite Inatertaleto tere lentevettt each
layer or eggs, 'anode eirelet for the
hettottit Increasing in oleo as the loll
t.,bOtirenctiedc Ent tart be gathered
hem the netts in such ix pad, and ON
tied to market* with tease -Miele 4l2/011*
ince that feWoc It any, breakages„,.will
heehr. Yhfkltit thar.,thnia-3411,14„-
hilia-trifte: T1141 corrugated poper cad
he :obtained in Atte sheets:food gtotets
to. whom it hat tome peeked ) Mut
breekabIo OAS.
Haw sAp eamtis•
• them htteAtt bo h forgo ;461414 an
a imp en .11fr kites
" 1" r" "Su"""\MI
,by the WWI*Government iht Hine
ago to rommelnotita the rent .tif the
troops trod Itit'sed of *sr:
nen Arent* of the Hee vetoed! 14 AM
moo $ *Ix resperlivelo Itrre teetted find
they ,were Meidlable ,postitsh' et let -
tett ent the dot nI the greet review. Not
rnete than pitte tOtir bt tech kind wog
fold in every: *Nino t Inc the ritintipa
of the gerwral pa:Unites Tho +moo
r.1W44341 or h MitsInt :gun Ind other arm
s RI einderti **Mit% *Rh the le,
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