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Seer:den Mnz.OH.
Mulching; ie, very erten, an excellent thing
to prebarve the moisture in the soil, and pre-
vent evaporation, Before a crop has done
much in the way of shading the soil with
foliage, it also acts beneficially in keeping
a uniform temperature in, the soil, Then
again in poor coil if nearly rotten manure is
used it is an excellent way of adding ferti.
lizers. This spread on the top, a. portion
carried down, et every, rain, is in lust the
position to be taken advantage of by the
Young roots. Mulching has a tendency to
keep down weeds, which is another thing.
Trees nevety planted, partieuharly if large
ones, are very apt to sniffer in dry open.
A good mulch around such as far as the
roots extend will save them, One thorough
watering, a loosening of the soil on the sur-
face and then a mulch, will keepthe mois-
turein the groand double the time that it
would if left thoroughly exposed to the sun
and wind.
Some people place large atones around
newly -planted shade trees. These have a
tendency to attract moisture from below
and prevent evaporation. Very dice, Seeds,,
particularly among choieo flower made are
treated this way until germination has tak-
en place. The object of the mulch in toils
ease is to keep a uniform moisture without
much watering, Very dna seeds, almost like
dust, have to be sawn very class to the aeur-
,save. Itis difficult to keep this motet with.
oat continuous eprinkliog, which again is
not desirable. It la overcome by a welsh
or a ,pane of glass. If the former, then very
ale sphagnum mess -the cause as is used for
packing the nurserymen's trees or filling the
florists' beekete to act the flowers lute, is
sprinkled over the eurfeee.
THE RRTOUT SIDE OF lf.tf.Al LIFO:.
no farm is " of fun" to the open-eyed
and apes -hearted man, who is willing to be
pleased, Objects of interest, curiosity and
instruction aarround hint Cir every side. Not
a faculty of his mined, not a power of bis
body, Viet cannot find eufii.ienb scope and
exercise; and Surely it is sn these that hap -
pima resides, if their ere is rightly appro,
headed and availed of. `!hese things, joined
withthe, reeoureea cf hie spiritual nature,
makeup the mon.. We see !tow the little
child;
joya in their dawning ueo ; and is there
rosy reason why that joy should cease a}s tbtt
ehlltl growls up! le not call k -i meteriasl still
*boat it, and at our daily disposal b Ikea
it
net grow and imicrcaae, and more and more
abound os we plArfItte our path through life,
if we do eo uuder tires settee of reapoasibiiity,
without which no man is in the right enjoy-
ment of his manhood 1
The " Bright Ride of Penning Y7 shines
front every aide of theeempaase by telae, and
gonad it will be for ue if we will lake that
etaalwart posey, the broad-faeed sunflower Ae
au exemplar, which
'" Tarns to itss god when he sets,
The aline face Wlaleh It turned when it rode."
And, to close the exercises, let rte ell join
in ell ging Longfellow's bravo doxology
Latus teen be np and doing,
With a heart for any fate ;
f+ti'l to Maine. still persutuar,
Lasts to &Stair and to watt f"
Tfooa FOR AI'I'r.s TREES.
Apple trees areconstantlytaking up pot-
ash from the soli and storing a larger par.
tion of it in the wood, eaye the Germantown
Te;igtnp1s, end it is for this reason that in
cid orchards there is sometimes a dearth in
fruitage boeaueo of a scanty supply of this
oasential fertilizer available for use. Wnen
trees have been deriding for yeare drawing
from the natural eupply, of there is no ap-
glic;ation, it is not at all surprising that
there abould come a time when the avail-
able supply is exhausted; not only the pot -
Ash, but all other mineral plant food. This
is undoubtedly ono iroliflo cause of feiiuro
and the decay of trees in old oroherdt. Ae
a rale, farmers are averse to cultivating
orchards, and at the same time seem to fail.
in realisation of the fact that during all the
years that pats exhaustion is constantly go-
ing an. For the supply of neoessary food
to trete there is nothing better nor more
natural than ashes, and, unless supplied, a
cense of failure may reasonably be antici-
pated. Spreading broadcaat brings them
where they will be carried to the roots of
the trees and become, at once available. A.
dressing in aummer while fruit is forming
will greatly aid its development, as it seems
to have a tpecilic effect in the refreshing
process.
Tru SEX IN EGGS.
A correspondent of the London Jautna
r s in reference to the
o $orticultu el as r
question of sex in eggs t Last winter an old
poultry keeper, told me he could distinguish
the sex in eggs, I laughed at him, and was
none the less skeptical when he told me the
following secret : Eggs with the air blad-
der on the centre of the crown will produce
cockerels ; those with the bladder one side.
will produce pullets. The old man was so
certain of the truth of this dogma, and his
poultry yard so far confirmed it, that I de-
termined to make experiments upon it this
year. I have done so, registering the egg
bladder vertical. or bladder on ono side,
and rejecting all in which it was not one or
the other, as in some it is only very slightly
out of the center. The following is the re-
cult. Fifty-eight chickens were hatched,
three are dead, eleven are yet too young to
decide upontheir sex; of the remaining
forty-four, every one has turned out true to
the old man's theory., This, of course, may
be an accidental coincidence, but I shall
certainly try the experiment again.
Sou22ors of HoNEY,SVPPLF.
Bees will not be diverted from their na-
tural pasturages; and the great sources of
supply in early fruit blossoms, in bean and
clover fields, in the woods, and in the wild
flowers of our fields and meadows, must still
be our dependence as honey -producing areas
for our bees. Bat as food it is most valuable
when most required, and supplies from these
sources are not always available when most
necessary, we must make use, largely and
freely, of the materials which our travelers
and botanists have placed within our reach..
There are periods in the year when but few
of our native plants appear in bloom, and
we often gee in very early Spring that bees
are tempted from their hives by a lilt! e sun-
shine, and mail must have observed' the
enjoyment they have m visiting any chance
flowers they may find expanded. It is most
desirableto cultivate as many early -blooming
planta as possible, to meet the anxious Cray..
ing of bees for their naturaltood,
HAVE A Peeve nap EVERYTHING,
A day or two ago I,vasat a farmer friend's
when a break -dote Ie machinery occurred.
The hammer arta' screw.driver were called
for, and neither could be found. OAC mem-
ber of thefamiry hadseeu them in this place,,
t th they were not there
another, in hat: but
now, and itto k a longeearch to bring them
to light. Enough time was wasted: in the
hunt to Use up et .least half a days work.
Eere was a loss - aneotual lose, feria thin
ease, time was money, because the machine
wee a hired one-thatmigbt.herebeenavoi.
ed if there had been a place in which to
keep these tools, and the heed of the family
had made it a rule to return thein to it, as
goon as any one was done using them,
Partners, like other men, ought to have
some sort of system about theiraffairs, and
one cardinal point of the system should be a
place for everything, and everything in its
piece. This rule should apply to the kitchen
also. Often the women of the family spend
a good deal of time in hunting for articles
that have been mislaid, elmply !because there
did not appear to be any partieular place
far theca, If there is no place, make one,.
and insist ort having the .articles that belong
there kept in it; This will save time and
temper, and the eonvenience of the plan will
nonmetal it to all who give it a trial,
Vncle ]Si'hralm's Story,
Uncle l phtaine, alt aged colored mac, lsa
en nannyod qualities that his habit
occasionally "crewing the lat; bow"
pardoned him by hie friends. The iabit,'
morsover, eofte ovally mote with A rebuke,
Cagle Ephraim was setting one everting on
a barrel in the grocery store, ;a whieh the
village poetoillee is located.. There was a
little group in the store. Just as Unek'
Ephraim began telling one of hL Atortes a
stranger came in, and after asking for his
mail. pained to listen.
," Ye see," aai.id Uncle Ephraim,
WAS a luau, likely he was a turphatime buyer,.
was killed down in de Cntf belt County
ands for jilt a dailah and a hahf.--eat was
a' tuoney he had wid him, Day wee
slat Welded anter hon ; en' Jost s ilo,
I slut got but a dollah au' a bah€1'
hot him wed R'vVIVAA; anti hit US'
a bete' he heaved hie lei' was
'a dans killed uta for a dulleh,
died, Article etrao "ea' pert
1. done , tab dem fo'
know nnffan' 'bout
IID titraeser, breaking
man, was killed on
the apt, and mat ane of the four thieves
was ever caught 1"
r evaah to die day, tali.,,
"Theca how de they know there were
just four of them, and how de they know
what the turpentine man's last words
were 1 '
llat's do question, nth 3"
"' Look here t You say that nobody saw
t e Crime, and the theives bevel:et hems
caught, and the turpentine Ulan was killed
on the spot., Now who revealed all these
interesting iletaili tient you have been tell-
s ye,n
" How -how's I gwine ter know, nab,
when do law itse'f don't know, rah ?"
" Well, when people don't know things,"
Said the stranger, " they shouldn't attempt
to tell thorn,"
With that he left the atone.
" It am mighty qu'ah," said. Unele EAU -
rains, rising from hie seat on the barrel after
a minute's total silence, "" wot a heap ob
unejjieated puseons dey is gettin' roue dese
pahts now' days I"
tr
moralts,
NT'. �9
a41
fa Jet
nard'rere, an'Ai
who did it."
.R Yon say,"
in, " that the turpe
Renovating Horses.
A month to grass will work a wondrous
ohmage with a horse whith is feverish
and getting stocked. We used to turn our
horses out, at night, and keep them in the
stable, if not at work, during the daytime.
They would renew themselves in this
way. And the run to the grass Wag just'
enough laxative to purify the blood and
take all the fever out of them.
When a horse is kept on dry food and
fed grain for more than a year, without
change, the grain does not seem to have
the effect in sustaining the system that it
does after eating grass. The change is
in the lack at complete digestion and as-
similation. The stomach becomes more
or lees inflamed and congested and the
food passes through ib and is not absorb-
ed and made into new blood. There is
no sort of economy in this sort of man-
agement, as food is wasted, and the horse
is not benefited. Increasing the amount
of grain will not remedy the trouble, as the
horse has too much already. Any horse
should have a rest of a few days when
first turned to grass, but after it has be.
come used to the new diet it may be worked
carefully, It should be driven slowly, for
it will heat up rapidly, and. as it cannot get
rid of the water in its aye tem by evaporation
fast enough, it will sweat profusely. If it
did nee, it would die. The horse, fed grain,
and full of fever and congestion, has no water
in its body, comparatively, and of course it
Can stand harder image. The truth is, cows
and all animals would freeze in winter if
they were in the same physical condition
they are in summer -when fed on grass.
While this is true, it is nevertheless a nee
eessity that all animals ehoull have this re
newel which the succulent foods of summer
bring about so well. The city man, who
cannot spare his team, wisely buys bunches
of clover or green rYe for his horses and this
acts as an antidote to remove fever, and
helps a little. In this way the city horses
are made to do service longer than if entire-
ly deprived of green food.
Nerviline. What is it?
Nerviline is a comtination of the mos
powerful pain relieving substances known,
Nerviline is not a nostrum, but a prepare
tion which has received from members of
the medical profession, clergymen, the press,
and others moat enthusiastic endorsation.
If sufferingfrom pain of any kind, external
or local, give Nerviline a trial. Nerviline
cures toothache, amps, neuralgia, and al-
most instantly. Trial bottles 10 cents, Large
bottles 25 cents, at druggists and sealers
everywhere.
A parrot owned in a suburb of Chicago
hangs out in front of its owner's house.
Whenever a young lacy and her beau are
passing ib shouts, "'Papa 1 papa 1"
*cattier Wisdom.
The melees in such matters may always
&ad yrfierewithal to amuse themselves In
watolriog the hut tinct shown in the every -day
prooeedin's of the birds acid animals %r.eund
us, as, they provide against impending
ohangea in the weather, It is proverlial
that pigs see the wind. These creatures be.
come reetlees, and prepare their beds of
straw before a severe storm, some hours
earlier than human organs are aware of its
approach.
A careful observer, the author of " vsrild
Sports of the Highlanda," says that ducks
go oat to the grass -fields to watch for the
snails which they know will be fovea before
the coming shower. The field -mouse eover3
up her hole in due bene before the Betting in
of coidweather.
"Fish have the strongest instinct with re-
gard to the chungea of tee weather, refusing
obstinately to rine at the most tempting
baits or fires when ebonds charged with
thunder or rain are passing through the air.
Indeed, moat birds and animals have a Join:
galer fore -knowledge of cheeses, shifting
their quarters according as the coming rag
or the dryness of the , atmosphere warns
them.
"The grouse foretell the approaching
ialea before the most weatberwiise shepherd
can do so, by betaking themee.vesto the
dry heights, where they it or walk about
with erect head" and necks, in a manlier
cite different frem their usual ,gala. So
tie the woautaut sheep change a their feeding -
greyed to the lee aide f"€ the tains. before
severs bllaste of wind And rein,
"Waruiug of an appreeehieg change lel
the weather may tatters 'he taken fron the
proceedings of wild fowl an the water, Be.
fore changes of wind these birds betake
themselves to those spots which will eftord
them the best shelter during the cooing
eterat.
'Menem your a taruaeh
Aar, canstee Zinoaaa
BMW* gal oa! 91 et.
e costa. or Jodi esti
rand tbelr etteedeet is to to w sa oeea a doe OW,
earner* Ittomsctt Enters. lest ttacotly mrdietaa,
-,t nenggtsta, 40cents.
Faee veils flow drat below the ado,
got nevem Mei (MOM ttae natnaste,
A Scotch paper bat this eiogular edver-
emeet a. ' To be let, a beggar's stand, in
geed, claatitabis neighborhood, briegieg
about thirteen ehilaange ln;r week. Some
ted*velli ie reeasired."
wen nee ere tablet) su lint Amato, real wallas,
e, or or disorder of the Steins.„h, arta at orae
rad b,^ Min Pr, Carton's at zuseI btIi a
4 !dad rsns4r; * veer Itt:,atiln
ver y et happened to any man tliaee
Itnnrg of the world, nor ever will,
things (wording to his desire,
;grilse° was EMI* eppeeite or
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MerXhaauts, Butchers
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CHAS. RQ1t1•11aO'S •i: CO 4
:2 Chart rpt., Ta, Osla,
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ou4t "r aai Mile tel been use las t
;ear), wltbpat sareers, In the trratuaent
ftefallti, And sail dtseaaars aslsipl; Arra ca.
1- ealtedAmita, lomat vitality, rinsingfa
pitetlet,ete. Per sale by an drusen'.
r tax er 0 bereft ter cr will he scut by
Jp!of price. Pamphlet on apple -Wan.
eX MEDICINE CO., Toronto.
ung Men
SIiFFEIi1Nti fare the Wefts of cob -evil babllt..
result of I r. ranco atoll folly, aim clad then re
Ossa alae of o agree exhausted;cn iIsotnt the eIIt is d
aunts er over work. and in aadoaceed life feel the
consequences 01$0411144/ serail tar and read
M. Y. lolionh Treatise en tee Diseases of Men. The
book will ho sent sealed to any addres/ on receipt of
two a;r. et our,. Address
AL V. LLi10:7, Wellington St. F.,, remit*. Oat.
Summer's heat debitftatee both
nerves and body, and Rear!.
!eche, Sleeplessness, N4 r-
'NOUS Prostration, tion, and a
"ball -played -out" sensation prow
that P.0&&s C zr..ax Coatrolcsn
should be used new. This medi-
cine roams health to Nerves,
Kidneys, Liver, and Bow-
els, sand imparts life nntIenergy
to the heat prostrated system.
Vacations erne vacations, PAINE'S
Cr.LEnr Coetrensle is the Incdt
cine for this season. It is anion,
tide combination of the best
tonics, and those wlio use it begirt
the het summer days with clear
heads, strong nerves, and
general good health. P.tx>llr'a
Cin rnr Coatrotsxn is sold by all
druggists, $i a bottle. Six for See
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CANOES. WM. Cram LiSH, IC•etech ro, Ont.
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A GENTS WANTED for the Tmtrove1 Model
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AGENTS WANTED EVEB.YWIIERE In the
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AGENTS WANTED - " E ACLS"
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isertrssIEDS ALL. $80a weekend ermine e
is 0bilftfiftSpaid, Valuable outfit and parttoniare
tree. P,O zenag,Augueta,Mafne
11 g'tT bo LOAN Co Farms. Lays st Rates.
ell- itodeiay, Qprrespondonee eotioited.
Estabirahed l$ Di�D' 72 King et h., Toronto t'
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Thfs poptlar Institution, now in -its 1fh year,
ie do'ng a grand wore for the Education of young
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HEAD OF10E CAPITAL AND FUNDS NOW OFFER $5,000.000.
, • • 18 TORONTO STREET, TORONTO, ONT,
A IIOM.E COMPANY, ESTABLISHED OCTOBER, 1871.
To this date, October 81, 1887, there has been returned :
To the heirs of Policy -holders (death claims) 5649,249 00
To the hold.rs of matured Endcwrnent Policies 26,492 03
To 1'0(1y -holders on surrender of Policies 98,656 00
To Policy -holders for Cash Profits (including those allocated and being paid) .. 482,544 02
To holders of Annuity Bonds 16,987 84
Loaned to Policyholders on Security of their Policies 82,264 98
81,808,174 4r
Amount over $15,000,000..
PRESIDENT -$ox. Sia W. P. HowLAND, C.B., K.C31.0•.
VICIE-PRESIDENTS.--WILLrAax ELLIOTT, Hee ; EDWARD HOOPER, ESQ.
J. H. MACDONALD, Managing Director,.
1®'Poffcles Nonforfeltable alter 2 years and Indeteaaable after 8 yesn,
Policies in Force over 10,000,