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SILAGE FOR SHEEP.
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A PRETTY COLOR SCHEME IN GOLD. teas 4.:4111111 bleed. Mew it 1s llama.
lu this day stud age, when sanitary A sheep grower of Iudlana 111111 the
conditions are of the drat Iwpurtaute. 1,01100,4 to say la the 'odium gem -
when everybody wsuts the eweetept,
pleasauteet mud a* nearly pure wuter
as It le tamable lo obtalu for douseetic
use, It doer *rem to rue strange thut too
many III devised tlItere are lu u.
write,' euutrIbutur to Farm and Fire
side I know that wort method* son
GREEN ANO WHITE
Entree. That carry tom auastoolleas
ael the t'afteluailuif 4a0,,-1 sward
s'easerelere stud Two Sew %read-
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illoW to prut ids lialtiper for a small
bridge party Ihat s111,11 be at taw,. aitint
ty. appetizing Mill original ha' .lway
beeta a problew, and 1 i. for the us-
shaance t,f the pia/a:Ica laostesti that the
following earefailly chostaa and tualauck•
tailed recipes are offered: 4 dwattie
saudwiehes are our of theme novelties.
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t W. R. PINDER
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Colborne St. Near Bank of Commerce - Phone 155.
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and g'et the hest gOOds at the Closest priv'es.
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h. THE TAILOR.
Fanning Mill, Pump and Genfiral
Water Supply.
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LLTILY H011Sr-SHUIN.
white bread buttered, cut very thin. ta
if liked bulb brown and white bread
may IN. used in We 111144 43 1111 WWII, /la
underlayer of the brut', u and un upper
our of white bread. Tile wixture with
which they are spread 4i cumpuard.of
gritted realties:an cheese IN Lied 111 a
paate 144,44.1 U1111441 '.s,111 11 rich 111.47041'
41144,0. dreaaing. 10 11114 mixture %-..ry
cl,pped water crest; ur celery
taluy added.
The saudwlehee are very attractive
Syr% t..I with liuy pieces of celery.
the smallest uud erispest of the %home
with curly brads leaug chuaeu.
fagots are tied up w 411 1 111 ribbeu.
Ilere 14 u pretty latto valor
curried nut in guld, greeu awl white by
a swart 5401/11111 at her bridge party re-
ceatly. 'flat tea taide waa effretively
awl slaliply decorated with trails of
smilax 33 reathet1 artmud the varlotaa
dishes. ceuterpieee took the form
of a large layer cake. It wart 411 week)
parlaui.e a "gateau taugerin.- but, In
more ordinary dialect. urange eake.
thereby supplying the 'wild midVitae
tint hi ate Aclivie. Latta of the three
tilers was Iced and pliealswitit white
glace, 111111 14:101 W414 edged s43 WA quar-
ter+ of tangerine oranges. the Mlle
beiam outlined '.51111 a wagar
pipiug. the whole praint ea a light Wit
arra, effist 11 gold and silver. The,
orange imartera were go:oo. Took
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laws( comp)tler of while wel gold
Swatl roar halved nod ge•rieroiedy
spread with a wisttire of smoothly
pomaded chieken meat tamiateutal with
4444441 whip. same were eervial in a
11,1 hill silt .-reat:4. basket.
A silver dish held the cutest litlle
'kicky horseshoe.- :mole of
3431E IN JELL.T.
41141 egg. '1'114lied* of the horse -later
were fitly' studs of tru These KO
ty trines were arranged 414 a bed of
water creel,.
oqmosite this did, was a jellied dish
or 14111114., 1..1•1" Ilea entree are required
little oblong melds which are Gest 4i1i•
rtl iisirlo• Jelly. Tiro pip. of the
carda•nre tiled on the jelly. before It
la aet, the hearte uii.I diuwienis Mg
forwed (row scarlet chillier abd the
black sults from tr
ti_ets vitt old. 'I'll,
earth are then !OA with a rids:wit re
chatifrolil filled with a fairly sill'
puree of game. The tuolda are mit on
lee until ready to• servo, ‚.5110.11 1 1/44y
/1114 turned out awl 11,4 010 41 11
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AFTER HARVEST.
Impresses al - 'n11.. Nliragea 1.
lie loll, t
clue tiding we feel helloed to talk
about every year Is the wIstake ut let -
Rug cornfields ur other cultivated
ground retnalu bare through. the fall
mid winter. A 4:wielder:title how of
uitrugen results (run, this practice.
After the mower (TA/ la taken uff the
proeessee 01 oiltrIticittluu gt) int Ill the
soli, medially If stable manure has
been need. Nitrification metals the
process by which ultrugen Is wade
soliade or available. When made over
luta tkis form It is quite easily wash-
ed out oft.the soil and lust. Wheu moll
14 left burerifter harvest euusivierable
loss will merle In this way, but when
swam living Ci*ki Is growing ou the
gruund this hew ra•up s,tII obtain must
of the ultrogen end save it for wt.
nitrogen prubleui is the most im-
purtaut thing Ull (arum. We wust
buy It In (we form or sunnier. and it Is
coestantly struggliug to get 'away trawl
us. It 14 the part of good refining to
• apture save all we cau. Ituth.
Mg elite can be dune, stow rye obi ull
Mire lauds. If you cauuut pluw, har-
row mud seed. There are seine excel,
tiuus to this. One Is where the sod is
dIicd with white grubs. lu that vale
It hi better nut to reed, but to plow
and keep the surface well stirred
through fell and early In spring. The
constant cultivation la the beet method
of fighting theme Insects. Hurst New
Yorker.
Naval Valleys.
In the navy death nre ghe
only onee fired hi even number.. All
othetrmlutee are In odd numbers.'
Sea Witter,
It Is not no nand' the milt In 14144/1 wa•
ter that 444 valuable to halbert an the
Iodine and bromine.
The Oleander.
The oleander hag A deadly polnon In
Its HAMM and flowere, nod alionld not
be where young children are. It le
toe dangerous, beautiful though It M.
Cola Abraslau.
A gold twin pewees from one to 1541 -
other 2,000,Onftenn time. before the
obliterated by frit -Hon, while a alleer
re)In le passed e,25nesnollint) Ram bet bottom. and write yon A tette' of int
stamp or impreselon upon it /women
. or 0 ....L. (Mia, Rego 64
fere It becomes entirely oriarseed, says voo .. Wit hilat l'haellr... BINIth.11 Hymnal Front. street, west., ammo,.
aealeulator, _._ . . ,...............1 '0., Buffalo, N. Y.
Oa ft
CLITILAN 11,11/1113.
pluyed are failures it. that they permit
too much fureign matter to he carried
tutu the cistern to decay and become
444(417.
Su trite kuowledge Valued frau ac-
me' experience 1 decided that the
viper thlug would he lb keep the
d(lt out of the deters, where it eau
reuioved: to have a titter that can
be renewed eerily arid without die.
turbine the water hi the cleteru. Su
I wade au exporitneut which hue
proved a succees. 111 digglitat u
tern dig deep in the gruwid and or,'!,
nen undergrouud, clueing 111 arch to
receive it two foot 00550.4' tile to furni
heti:, which cau easily be chested
against Insects mid testis. By the aide
of the big cleteru dig a little diterIng
charm, orie thut will bold (row twelve
to tifteeu burrale. Well, arch turd ce-
ment aame as large ,Isteru, except lu
the ceuter of the honour, which should
be slightly Walla shaped; dlg laud ce-
went u hole large euough awl deep
enough to receive A bucket ttuit will
bold five or 1111 gallons or wore. !lave
the bottom uf the bucket perforated,
with Pintail holed. kiiate a strong ball
to tint:bucket whIch to Ilft It out.,
Have a stroug Mange arouud the "W
attle elute to the top ma can be to rest
tight tau the bottom of tittering casteru
around the top of the heir. eau intake
water tight by resting dauge on pack-
ing. If bu,atet riot Koval and strung
It will be well to place rest under the
hottuw. as there will 141 a very heavy
pressure on It -Alien the eitertnn
tern Is full. Ervin the button' of the
hule tinder the bucket eonneet filter
with cistern by emus of three net
sewer tile thoroughly eeuwuted In.
Fill the bucket with pounded brick.
charcoal or slate packed lu 4.11611 11 wash
ed sae& It van be made run through
tvery slowly, thoroughly atraluitig the
water. After parking bucket and be•
fore settiug It lu ruti water
through to wash all sediment out.
Farms (leaning.
The cleaning up of hedgerows of
worthless bushes anal (IMO or dying
treea. or trees that are worthless ex-
cepting as fuel, pays ha improving the
looks of the Tartu If not In' Inonellate
cash returns, arid when this loot been
dune there will he wanly other JOIN
about the gates, feueeta uud walls that
man be found 1,y may watt ule, is look
-
lug for thew. ruttiest 405*11 or'alig-
glug of weeda around the buildings
and the edges of cultivated fields helps
much to reruuve the neglected nod
"ebaudoned firm" appeurionce of a
place and gives it tin top to date look
that makes It more pleasant to opupy
as well um wure valuabh. If it Is put
Oh the market.- American Cultivator.
Squashes For Whaler lee.
When gathered frout the Held
squashes should be placed iu a
dry room nod kept there mail freezM,,r
weather upprouches. Their rentut e
thew to what might be tanned warat
awl dry mum. It Is dIMeult to keep
them during the entire winter wIthout
more or lees trundle trona rot, yet molt
varieties as the ilubbard'and Turban
may be preserved for quite het_
period after harverting.--C,ountry Gen
Hemet).
Maids et 11...,.
Maids of 1
vonor tally retain their
poste in the royal household of England
BO long as they remain, unmarried.
There is no fixed sage at whleh they are
obliged to retire.
WHIT IS CATARRH? .•
Simple Wal, to Overcome the Dangers Of
this Disagreeable D seas!.
Catarrh oin .iodlunotocori000 of the
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:Mil I ella He 1 rent Meal
fat. eatalTha I 11,111,1es hak loom'
.1 coenhiliatiou of healiog
and gerawkilling balsams, that. when
breathed lit 1111gli 1111' 10.4.,1
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reaches the a i.5•11, ill 1114' evil -
1 lel y 4 01.1f,:l 11,, ryitig its healing and
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"(1011. ihe eat:mph:al poison is pieaent.
ed at, this way, liyainea kills nil
c It:oath:II germs. drat es the poison
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raising of i hieath.
Ing. sneeziam. hitskaneas, ilisc11,1 ge
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roughing spcsins. etc,. IR:g111
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bol exit-, !nooks. if tee, el, :ei
t•ents. ‘1.• 11o, 11411 Wari1 any. M
Healey 11111,.. 11 01111'i gibes relief :Old
cure. and w'i'• absolutely 11 g11.1. Hest
money vein be 11.1 111i1f,or the.
t.""vilY sat isfaeleet.
Ali druggist., should be aide to imp -
lily you with ify ti or We Will se11141
It IIV Mail ell receipt of price, anal
every packnoze .011I with the distinct
underetanding that it comae nothing
Indent, it cures. Write tie belay for a
!quantum blank, which we will send
you free. together with treatise ..n 1',i.
i(ocrh IlleW tri 01111. it. %%1%111
ell in and eetuto to ire the symptom
blank. our consoltine physician vein
give voile poise beet earl. end rit.-
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er •sgard to the us* of silage:
-Soule sheep growers are euthual-
astic ni their praiser of corn we
a food fur 'Weep. Ou the other baud. It
large number do uut thluk ow well of
It. All those who have triad It have
agreed with reference to the wledues of
feeding s wixlernte 'mustily to the
duck whim the snarly has beeu prop
erly cured. Ou the other baud, quite
u number Wive found trouble when
feedlug to large tpumUties. Ou the
whole, It is 4)04 (0 be coualdered sat-
lafactury food fur *beep 11* deld routs,
alum, wore eepecially wham there Is
much cunt In the silage, It ha*11
tendeucy to produce a limited coudl-
titbit of the keystew. which with breed
lug ewe.. Is uut ihrelnible. It lo not
WWI perhaps to feed cum silage to
breeding dock inure than wive a day.
and when 110 lea the law should be to
give thew clover hay Ur elfalfa at
least wive a tidy order to produce a
proper balance la the rutluu. lu cold
weather It Is probably wiser to feed
the Phage at 110011 thau worulug 04
night. When exposed to such weather
for only a few wiuutwi the tempera
Lure us MU/ as Is frequently found lu
sheep *bed* will freeze more ur less,
ur If It doe* nut freeze It becomes ver)
cold. For this realms It is better to
feed it In the middle of the day Ill
void weather, for at that time the tetn-
perature le usually niauy degrees
warmer thou iu the worulug or even
lug. It Is Out common to feed wort,
thaniwo to four pouuds Cif 'Wage per
head per day to sheep, but *owe firm
ere who grow whiter limbo feed !it
much ad that twice a day, more wipe
i.lally utter the limbs ILIVe been bum
A great advantage of silage as a food
fur sheep consists tu Its cheapuess. It
fundalwe the cheapest food that may
be fed to thew, aud whiter properly fed
there .should be uo fear of hurtful re -
suite from feedlug allege well wade."
S ome Great fassla.
The Erle I. the longest caval in
the Visited State.. harlug a length of
t47 mile.. It wag completed M POI
antl coat $:,:!,544rsott, The °hid ea11,0
la 317 mile.' long awl vest leatirs204.
WM/Neu foreign ship 1 -anal le the
Suez. between the aleallterranean and
Red Peas, which Is ninety aullea In
leugth and cost $100.0on,0410.
Bantam F•14.1..
Bantam fowla were firer Imported
from Bantam, in Java, yet they are al
moet undoubtedly et Japaneatt origin
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COUGH DROPS
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POOR MOTHERLESS CIRL
THE ELDEST OF A FAMILY OF SIX
A TouChigg Story as Told iq s Lotter
to The Torolto Clobe.
To the E•lit it. of To, Sir, I
ask for spite/. in yieir 1,414411ifiv In 111140,
/141411 3 klieg. 11.1,1%,t1 at this 1.111.. -
FM' 1 11/5 14 111, le;4444. Mel 1111 led gi V44 1111
113111,. T11.• 101 lig' 1'1.111. : " 1 f•
vas, 4. joro...t11 111 y1.11. .140.1%••
year, 144' / 41. 111111 114.1.
m111311 children, the Orient eight .501114
tild and the yolitigest itsfant.
mother t.tok. the eide-4 and kept her
mitil ony mothers death. ih..
piling gill went clerking ma stmall
wages. Laal year 44144 1.44.111/':11'1 1441 11
(..i1.1 .1.1.• 113. 111.V.ii• leaw free.
/11111 .110 litt% born 114131)io• to work mince.
laet January. She is just. ' term
yea,. old. Kindly tell me how to
proeeed to get 11441' 1111 41 1.1114 Aliaakoka
Free llospital for Constimptivea.-
511:11:111,:f.sa1.11.1),:,tyrt ,i.ait,411atitapb;it,lear
i' only
pealing that ere being receitred dm!),
by the %triter.
Eat y-tive patients are residence
in the Nitiskoka Free Hospital to -day.
fieven loindreill and thirty-eight have
beet' e.11eil for ,inee the 11040 1411 was
opened in April. tier!.
In place of fifty we eould care for
1011. hundred if 11,.' needed money for
maintenance was at t dieposal of the
1.111"eit':11;:iis 9111141' 14 'Nutt. readers have
Seell 1 he following earnest etatement
in Or. 1,3w:remit P. lolick'm valuable
book, "Cotisomption, a Preventable
and l'otahle 1 hm.:14.•": "I 'mild the
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he sees) at • t. ' or leave in mino-
r:tow before the maple public consei-
amanesa of t he maggot ode tiwaftlie-
1. !night be armee& A phymical
diarist er el. the world sail Wm loose
the mymprithy oi .A (1.11/
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p11 11441 W11 11 the deaths from eons lllll p -
The rippled of the to ootteee of the Na.
timed Manhole' A,..voeiat• 14 on
behnlf of the vonsumptives of the Iht-
minion. 6011 of whom die in Toronto
annually. 3,0f Al in Dmitri°, 8,009 In the
Houtittion.
Thie poor, inotherlem girl ix one of
the many itiffercrii of to -day.
Thanking you in anticipation for in-
sertion of letter, believe me. very truly
yours 4 Itohortoon, Secretary Na-
tional Monitor' lllll A neociat ion.
Adolaida xtreet west, Toronto.
Contributions niay he sent to Sir
Wm. R Meredith Ht., Osgoode Hall,
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