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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1922-7-13, Page 2CONDUCTED DV PROF. HENRY c. BELL The object of this department is to place at the sets t eT.tine farm readers the,..edY3:-te--Cf an acicnowledged thority on all sui.jecf.e pertaining to it and crops. Address nil questions to,Professor Henry G. Bali, in e of ,The Wiison Publishing Company, Limited, 'loran.. to, and answers will appear in this column in the order WI which they are received. When writing 'kindly men- tion this paper. As space Is limited It Is advisable wherci Irnmediate reply; M necessary that a ctainp„ed and arsa elaiased enveiepe enclosed. Yvith Una question, whoa, the f4r1M/Ver Win be mailed dtrect. • bit C Limited. opy "g b Wilson P u M. W. How can I; kill mustard ie MY clover and barley field? Can I Answer: If' the barley is not too high and if the mustard has not come Mit? flower you can kill the mus r by spraying, with a mixture of iron sulphate (copperas), 80 lbs. to 40 gals, of water. Thi- will the mustard, and turn the barley black for a few days, hut it will reeover. If the mus- tard k rar advanced to flowering, the only )7011. . can do is to pull the mustard by hand. M. B.; Will you please tell me if wild oats that came up in alfalfa, if cut and fed to stock, will come up where the raaeure is spread? This lield ha* been seeded to alfalfa for five years and I never saw wild oats there until last year. do not know where Answer: I do not think that wild oats cut green and fed to horses will spread. Vital seeds that have gone through the digestive tract of animals are unknown as far as I know. Be s lag sure, however, that the wild .oets are f earned. T. hive a field of hulless ne barley sown early this spring and , seeded to orchard grass and alsike clover. This - ely green with Mustard and to all appearances the barley ficnd the new seeding have no chance at all to survive. I am interested in lee,rning if there is any kind of a spraying solution that will destroy the mustardt injure the new seeding. Answer: See answer to M. W. above. If the field is very bad do not let it fiewer, but Plow it under and summer Reader; I have a field of sweet clover which I sowed. late last sum- mer. It is rather thin on the greund. Now, can I cut this and then get seed from the second growth or should 1 let it seed from the first growth? ,Answer: Sweet clever =lolly bears best seed in the first crop. 1 would advise you to leave it for seed, pro- vicled this is what you want. 3,s ais iChithe The Hanowriting on the Wall,' Daniel 5: 17-28. Goldon andHasitiwaysilsed Text -God shall bring every work int 9 `rudginent, with • every hirld,..A-4 thing,:whether it be 'gond or -whether it be evil,-Eccl. 12: 111‘. , (Rev. Ver.). Lesson Foreword -Remember t,liat •which were; dedicated to the service at the Book of Daniel was -written to, Jerue.aldna's teinple; and nsed them as minister comfort and encouragement wine cups at a 'drunken earousal. (2) ' to men who, through persecution, were In spite of Nebuchaainezzar's awful liable to failaway from their religious fate for failing to recognize the God faith. In to -day's lesson, encourage-- of the Jews as the, only true God, Bel- ment is given by showing that who- shazzar continue-cl to worship .other ever profanes the religion of the Jews, gods. Daniel reminded him that these is doomed to punishment. Belshaz-zar, other gods were "mere nothings," his Inn'. taPnigaenfittYhisa.nd Punisilment' is Thewrititnilneg 24-28 1. f H3"11 rpre a ion 0 ie ... - I. The Cause of the lIandsveiting, 17-23. V. 24, Part, of the hand; literally, In this section the reason for the "the palm .of the liana'." There would Lesson Mrs, Ervin W. Stairs East Water - t villa 1\l'. writos;-"I have raised cut green, 'before the seed is we family of ten children, and I have\ a - ,- ome, rotato Spraying Essentials Factors in Spray Application That Are Often C)verlooked BY 111. D. LEONARD. Potato spraying can be made profit- . abh, in almost any part of the country. Where blight is prevalent, fifty to one hundred bushels per acre increase may be expected from proper spraying, and even in th,e abrsence of blight twenty- five bo forty per cent. increase in yield is not unusual. There is a right way and a wrong way to spray potatoes. Disappointmg -ways USed Fowler's Ixtract.o Strawberry for Summer Complaints an appearance of the mysterious :hand be something gruesome and myster- , set forth • ions hi the' visibility of part of, the * it has never failed. 17. The "magicians' of Babe/eon hand.. The Babylonian pala.ces were .Four years...go, when tho cholera was, have failed t the 1 ig built of brick and the walls to a cer- about, some of my neighbora called in, , o explain laDC IA I , the 'doctor, but could got DO relief. I aalittcir B.elshaz2aT cffeTs Daniel thl tain height' we're Plastered' Ieriee act„ iewnrd ,if lie can do SO, y. the writing- would be quite visible upon old. them abont-t ,Dr. Vowler's," and 16. Let thy gifte lite to thYself- Dariiel the white baekgrotind. 'Written. •The' k' °ea; pen. texy, Colic, Cramps and indUee liira to interpret what had V. 25e.Thet act iii°aning a the as well as the upper side of the leaves. Three nozzles to the row correctly arranged will give .twice the Yield from spraying, ether things being equal, to be obtained frora only one nozzle to the row. 3. Une Correct Type of Sprayer. --- Small hand or knapsack sprayers are satisfactory on small plantings up to about one acre. They ;should always Tesaits are alniest sure unless certain be provided with a short extension rod conditions, are strictly observed, and wed angle nozzle so as to spray the the success obtained ;will have a direct underside of the leaves. Barrel spray - relation to your feithfulness m fo - lowing these rules. This has been clearly brought put by a study of po- tato spraying methods in various sec-' be sprayed at a time, using three noz- tions of the country. zles to the row. There are three links in the ellaill Traction sprayers are in Inost gen- of successful potato spraying. ' eaal use. All males are not satis- '`A - chain is as strong as its weakest link." factory, however. Be sure the machine Fanfare to cernply with any one of the has a large pressure chamber mand a following rules is almoet sure to make pressure gauge. Den't evaste money on all the difference between loss and I -refit from the operation. 'Start early and spray often. Don't wait till the potato hug -s are abundant and have already injured the vines. Young bugs ...are killed more easily than old c,nes. Three or four appli- cations as a rule are not enough; seven or eight are usually. better. Year in and year out every additional spray The practice, however, is ar. will more then pay far itself. the amount of material' per acre and building. . . The Right Way. ers 'often give very good. results, on planting:s up to about four or five acres. Not more than two rows should • a Ler ta lug it they were soon well rejects the gifts 'and- honor weed means., properly stamped, Iri the eleara • e When you aro troubled with Diarr- ' read. No reward was necessa.tY' to which the h t in .t, V-.1. e he elay was still soft, agein. 7 7 (king has pi -offered him. Yet I will 13abYlen eters were stanilied Paine in. the Stomach, Cholera, or any baffled the others, i'svorels Iva-it:ten is difficult to determine. D Looseness of the Illowels be sure and V. 18..Ahe ranet, high; a title frea 4 asci ou se/ • m • • This was the re .1 of .e c why puzzled at them and obtain a 'bottle of "Dr. i'owler's" and. tluentlY aPPliect to God in the Old Belshaziar Was just see hoNv quickly it will give you Testament. It denotes His eupeemacy why Datalel was needed to interpret Him -with awe and reverence God cl°thes and not Hebrew, aPPear to be the over alt the earth and thus INThen you consider that this valua,ble - names af three weicrhts. WIene• is the' them. The words, which are Arantic • etc. Ne uche eear's kit gdoin , remedy- has beea ou the merket for the tvith, its splenbdor 't'.1‘.'ndlalep'14-0,sp'erityl'' was Araixiie for the Hebrew weight pray enc V. 19. Nebuchadnezzar is portrayed sin; denutes "Ilalf-rnillah* p.$t, 77 years, yoe may be sure that. . oy Daniel atteibuted th the 11, 6 clininah:" Teltela in..Arantic carrees pondsto the II.ebrew "shekel!' UPhar- you are not trying some new 6,114 un- of God tried preparation. Priee 50c. a bottle at all dealers; put as a tYpical Oriental despot whoeeAibhknowing the sense -of each over his subjects was absolute.' word in itself the king could attach up only by The T. Milburn Co., Limited, sway I Whom he would he slew etc, ,taiss no meaning to the words as they stood Toreeto,Ont. V. 26. Mene h.as in its roet the r ea, -win this conneetion. 'Personal will wa 1 ' ' 11 thi ' (Driver). In a scaap7icilonusa 'moodlighbe I ' . -- . ' 'd would. have one snbject executed and of numbering. Hence Daniel says that another elesieted to honor. ethe days of the 13a:1/y14:mien k.ingcloni V. 20. His heart was lifted up .see! are numbered. Its allotted time is Dent. 8: 12-17 and 17: 20. He. had , c°111VD. le2t7!cl.Teltel 'means in its root in his pride,Aat he dealt arrogantly "weighing." So Daniel declares that become so elevated above his subjects with them and forgot the obligations when weighed, Belshazzar falls short he owed. them as their king. His mind of the standard. . like Pharaoh„Exod. 7: 13, 22. He at- V. 28. Peres. There is a double piaY hardened', etc. In this respeet he was tributed his success to himself and root the idea of ,f`division,' and then upon this word. It suggests in its overlooked God who. gave it. As a also it sugg-ests "Presians." Hence Per - vine influences. Ile was deposed. The account of his deposition is given Daniel predicts that Belshazzar's king- dom is to be divided among the Per - result he became insusceptible to di- . in, csirranuss., Itnh13.PCe..16s3ia9n, D, ainlayi,lvobno-fseellehinefpeure.e urnes or nitrogen gatherers are plowed h 4- 28 33 down. There are a number of legumes , V. 21. Driven from men. Nebucharl- ' the Merles formed an important and that can be so used. The list of nezzar became insane and. his insanity . - - influential element. . / His heart . . like the beasts. His mind Application. familiar plants in this class includes unfitted him for human intercourse./ . ei, red clover, alfalfa, alsike, sweet clover, The noble self-restramt of Dani, . soy -beans, field peas, and vetch. and dispesition were -reduced to the his purpose to "scorn delights, and Rye and 'buekwheat are'. two non- legumin.ous plant* which are frequent- ly turned. under and which usually give galitl reiialtsf although they do net . . "an unthmable animal which roamed as In is c Driver characterizes the wild ass While the benefite to be derived in the open plains: to dwell with the have been many battles, both lest and W0, and the war is still on. In the nitrogen to the soil. . from this practice are difficult to wild asses would to be 'a special conduct of one's personal life,. in eat - measure, every farmer who has ex- mark of wildness and savagery." They ing and drinking, and managing all knows full well that this. trea,tment chacinezza.r imaginedhimself, an, ani- in public -life in the eneetment of law§ human appetites and. desires,,and also perimented with green manuring fed him with giaSS,APPDrently Nebu- prepares the soli for -the prod-uctian of mal. 1Iis body,'etc.' He dwelt in Inc and statutes for the commonlweifare, heal, and so he waelti."6"fited,as an ani- ' mare abundant crops. Perhaps the thexe is urgent 'need of the Christian Do It Regularly. The majority of Ontario farmers have net as yet .aelopted the policy of plowing down .green' crops.. Green manuring will in time become a regu- lar practice 'in the rotation program on every good farm. These crops net only aid in increasing the available plant food .in the soil, but they also improve the physical cOndition of the soil. The greatest benefit comes to the land from ga,een. manuring where leg- ' " 1 e a derided level of the heasts,---irrational and live a riou Y.--, himself suffered the hallucination that 1:(1).infriitiaci Nevlietiml etnhte in life, is in eternal savage. Apparently Nebuchadnezzar luxurious, SYloaritic he was a wild beast. The wild asses. conception of life as a Sultan's feaist. ' h di the ages there open fields and shared in all respects interpretation and. en-forcement of dition of humus to the soil. This not neglect of his person see ch. 4: 33. the Daniel's practice as oPPosed to Bel- shazzar's indurgence. greatest benefit comes from the ad- the life of the wild beasts. For aids in making plant food more a low pressure machine -it won't pay. only but. it also in - 4. Use Enousete-Don't skimp on available to the eroP, the water -holding capacity of the spray material. A machine that i creases will only deliver twenty-five gariensl the soil and decreases the rapidity of All evaporation. Crops on land with per acre is not worth having. plenty of humus are much better in - parts of the vine cannot be thoroughly' covered with less tilia.n fifty galtons per acre, and when they get large, one hundred gallons or even more will be necessary to do a -thorough job. Deuble the net profit from you will almost: double the yield and old. one spraying. Keep, arhong The:question is, why not and, in time -will be common seised against the dangers of weather extremes through this addition. • Comparatively little has been dope in this country with this type of soil. take erlyantage of the 'benefits now? 1. Use High Pressure --Spray your vines covered throughout the growing! potatoes -don't sprinkle them. Seven- season with a protective ccating of This year hay is abundant and ,labor ty-five pounds pressure is not enough. spray. . scarce, which may make it practicable Inetst on a machine that will maintain for some farmers to realize better at least 150 pounds pressure an twelve from their forage if a small portion of :nozzles; 200 pounds is better. The finer the clover acreage is turned under the spray -the longer it sticks and and thereby invested in future crop the greater the covering power. Low production. pressure means coarse drops with un- * sprayed leaf surface in 'between. High A Unique Contest. preseure means a fine mist which thor- . Use the Right Material. ' A good spra,yine material should meet the -following requirements.. 1. It should mix easily with water --to save tirne. 2. It should remain in su,spension for a long thrie--that indicates good. mechanical. condition. .3. It should be so fine that it will not clog the fine nozzles, and fine noz- ales are necessary to get good dis- tribution. 4. It -sheuld-cover the foliage with ,a fine film of spray --coarse materials do not protect against the fungt1S- dis- eases. 5. It should stickcfor a long time to the foliage -that means a longer pe- riod of effectiveness. 6. And above all, it should give real results, To give the best results a spraying ----------------- ombine a good fungi - c c alone does only half the job -it only ty. A scale of roint-s is allotted th - each type of animal, the more expen- kills eugs. , The fungicide is often far more im- sive sires being allowe a larger ereclit than the expensive ones. The portant because that part of the ma - Here is a contest put on in a western oughly covers every square inch of county of the United. States which is leaf surface. The greater the pres- designed to encourage the 'introduction sure, the greater the yield. ' of pure-bred sires. The contest con - 2. Ilse Three Nozzles to the Row.- tinues through the calendar year of One should spra-y downward on top of 1922. Any community wishing to , the vines 'and, one from each ,side in- enter appoints a person to report all ward and 'upward. ' This is important SitieS broeght into the coinxnunity, giv- One nozzle gpraying downward Will ing the names of buyers and sellers cover only the upper side of the leaves. and the registry number of each ani - Leaf -hoppers Which catthe liepperburn, mai. The county agent get the naines flea -beetle's, blight sores and aphis at- of all participants in the various com- tack the underside of the leaves. If munities. ' you want to gel, the greatest cash re- Credits are given for every pure - turns from the time and money put bred sire of any age brought into the Mee epraying, protect the lower side community during the contest and for . every pure-bred sare of breeding age ile with a strong poison. The poison bought cr exclia.nged_ within the coun- Till he knew, etc. Reason was restored i To frmsi• of those wlia read this, the to Nebuchadnezzar -when he acknowla' present peactical application is meet edged the true God from whom he assuredly ;personal abstinence from derived his kingdom. I wine and other intoxicants, and the V. 22. Belshazzar had not profited full measure ef one's Mfluence for ,to - by his father's fate; despising all these tal prohibition, in the interest of pith-. 'warnings he had comrnitted,a grievous Ec welfare, and specially for the pro - sacrilege against Jehovah. ' tection of people with strong, appetite V. 23..Be1shazzar's sin Was twofold: and weak will, and ,helpless depen4- (1) he had taken the holy vessels ents injured by- these. [IOC .44r,nror r ea:ante rosscce -• Testing Varieties of Grains. The Annual Picnic. An idea of the extent and' import- The women follsa are preparing for agriculture cat:pied on milder the Ex- team of years we have attended. these minion Department of Agriculture home completely tired out. But when / can only be obtained by a study of the the next .season conies around we seem,. reports of twenty-one different farms just as eager 'to go as we did an the and seationse the dozen or ao sub- preceding years, We think parents abation.s, and the eiglity illustration generally should look favorably upon • ance' af the.'work 'in. the interest of the annual church picnic. For a. long pernuental-Farm's system of the Do- affairs and many times we have come 'stations, of svihich the Farm at • C)t- these olatings• fiefulPe. g I vs ono bladde standing of each cemmunity in the 't '1 t 1 e rious theeest- feria can ro s se • bb d h th d Since We Got the Ray -de -o. Home's not what it used -to he. Gosherino! Nosiree. Every day an' night an' rnornin' Mother, Brother, Uncle Hamlin All the hull dem fainilee Listens to the jamboree. _ Since we got the Ray -de -o 1Vlother lets the ceolcin' go. Gee! Can't blame her, GIIY's ShoOtin' music thrbugh the 'skies, With the head band on her ears Sister sits and turim'the gears. Paw Jaas fixed a riggin' so's He can listen dein' eho's. Milks the cow byeRay-de-o When he doesn't let it go. Farm life surely ain't the same Since we got this patent game. At present prices the droppings of a hen for one year are worth about $2. Any coward can fight a battle when he's sure of wirtning; but give me the man who has pluck to fight when he's eure of losing -George Eliot. potato 'blight ,an d the suachcoimn::entysinags cthouen tfiyn sPtuandiein; iseaccietenrinioninerd alb -1y le- $ or len Years tuber rot. rt contra s the little green leaf -hopper end the • compaiing the total number of pont -suiting hoPPerhurn or tiPhurn, as it accumulated 'by each COTDMUnity with -- sometimes oallod. The fungicide in the num'her of persons listed therein. Mi'. jos. Gotairtin; Nosteryilte, ont the material also helps eontrol flea- A breeders' cup is offered for the cont. writes: ---"1 wee troubled with my kici!. bi,rghtitesk. inAdi:i.de'hmeo..rfrevgeirelai,eff iatei4.-,..°1eflittliiya Incelnlitfait.gYe oinfs'ptaUirliel-lbgretdhesirgersdautersintgptehret'' mays and bladder for 'about ten ' years. i My bladder was so weak 1 tae getting Increases the yield by as much as Yel-." up four or five times every night. a twenty-five to fifty bushels of note-, , had pairia in my back, and inany a clay toes to the acre. This increase is due ' I t' t• n of liad to qteli; work ;my baek was so entirely to the eetimu ,irig action weak. I tried many (looters, aucl dif- t:he copper on the foliage. ferent medieines, hut I never got any There are reasons why niost ngri better until one, day, when ! was on cultural authorities agree that it -does the train, feet one of my friends who not pay to spray potatoes and most The Rainbow. My heart leaps wihen I behold" rainbow the slcyf So was it when my life 'began; So,is it now I am a rrirdi;'. So he it when I shall grow old, took four boxes, and that, is six Or let me die! months ago, atol ean truthfully say alone' The fungicide is much marc advised me to use Doan's Xid neY t ble and fruit, crops svith poieon ; • vege a . hs,ve galned fifteen pounds mince', anrI Mopertant and both inateriale can be ' with the same expenditure of ble. I earmot praise your -Piller enough." time mid labor. •Two jobe.can, be done m now eonopletely relieved of my troa- aPPlie f • Doan's /Kidney Pills (the original) for the price of one. ere 50e. a bot at all dealers, or mailed MIX raeotine sulphate eome _cam direet on receipt of prtee by The T, with your spraying maternal where The child is fath.er of the man; And I could wish my days to be E3o).ind each to each by natural piety. --Word swarth. , The stamping. text of root-and-inouta . , dhbase BrAtain entaneo tile slatifl'o- (plaat lice) are troubl.eaanie. let 3,f 62,000 animals, 'HUSBAND 'DIDN'T OAH_E- LEAUE, HER ALONE HER ulterAnt WAS SO BAD Those f.eelings of:faintness, those diz- . zy spells, and the all -gone sinking SOD- sation, which come on from time to t'ime iinedaricataen a waeatilz.seonjedereeconciitaioon thhee I t d 1. a lit t neMr.scielsburnes Heart and Nerve Pills havel no eqUal is a remedy to streng-then the, I heart, invigorate 'His nerves, and build I up tic 1110, f:pi,n system. ..Mrs,' 0, Vanhorn.,- Eckville, Alta., writes: --i `About a year ago 1 had Iteart tmrocuabllocl.le.;:entyru.linosiblaerindhcaliarllix't ;Itztrye ulepa.ve night with Inc T would ;rest -feel kind of ' faint, and my 4'.eart scorn-, to stop beating. wOuid.pist- faint away, and it v,aiuld 201T,OtiteCS be an hour or so before they eould, braeg baa -e life. Someone told. Me aoont 'Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills„ .so" II.got 'three, bOxe.s. I took' thein' anci hot - tar, SO eoattnbccl , II d now I e 0YOri (15ah t,fla,aellitgnoeol! .,'ayn?au, sPuirileJy .; • oan bre°eeiPatico,11,1lrideeea.lheyrs'lC,11.431e afilbure oe. Vted, Toronto, Ont, Milburn 00., Limited, TOtoato, Ont. ph taava is, the eontralling .centre. 'One While we have not had in mind so of 'these reports' that has recently much our OWIl pleasure as we prepared made its appearance is that the. a.ndhustle.d to get out'with the crowd, Dominion Cerealist, for 1921, .In that we have always felt that this free I-nine/ling with -neiglib.ors and friehds was every bit worth while. There can be no ciuestion but that the commun- ity 'is much better off bec.ause lhe folks get acquainte.ci with each other on .the less. e,erious side of their natures. Then, too, spending the day trying to help tile. boys out With the base- ball game .or the girls with tliei.r.races certainly 'brings old Father Tithe to a halt for a moment end lielpe smeeth down to some degree at leallirets a,few of. the wrinkles that are' gather- -nn our brovr. . year, Er. Sau.n.ders states, there were 756 -plots of all. sizee at Ottawa, rep- resenting 600 -fixed varieties of grains. Detailed tables are given 'of the re- sult of the tests made in 1921. Num- erous .cross-lared sorts which Rave not yet been named. and are in a prelimin- ary state, are omitted. Of these tests, 112 were of varieties of spring v,M.eat; .seven enurter and spelt; 27 of at; 103 of barley- five of pr' g rye; 29 of field pe.a.s; 14 of field. beans; .137 01 flax, and 18 of 'barley for hay. In addition, 629 varieties''' of grain were under test for 'the Dominion Fighting the Fly., There are many ways of combating the fly nuiSance. On farms, the ma- nure piles are 'probably the chief source of -fly infection. The use of chemicals in destroying the larvae of the fly in ineruire piles is one of the iniPOrtant ways of keeping thiS insect under ,subjectiga.., However, one trivet be cautious"inasrmich`as a too liberal nec of' Sonie of the chemicals will de- strey the .fertilizing value of the manure. • A study by. the department of agri- Oerealist., at the different farms and The real purpose of the day is to stations located in. all parts of the give the 'boys and 'girls 'a geed time. country. Experiments fOr the control At I look back over life the clays that of Smut Were co.rried on last year, I had off for trips to the lake witIrmy and 10,061 distributions of free seed friends stand out in bold relief against samples were, itaaklee oonsisting of the long days of hard work. lcmem- 3230 samples of oats, 2,906 of wheat, 'being this we feel it a privilege to he 1,085 ,o1 barley, 522 of flax, 845 of insbrumental in. putting into the lives beans,. and 1,463 of peas. of the boys and girls of 'our day and spots as we can. -W. FeB.-• community as 'many of these bright Hogs to tirade Select Must Be of Bacon Type. Do -minion Live Steck Commissioner states that Canada to -day has mon nondescript hogs than. she had ten years ago, and that.the general lack of high quality is apparent in almost every ,province. In substantiation of this.statennont he, gives an estimate of ct the hos that -would probably grade as select for bacon purposes. Irt On - an , , tario d Prince Edward ,-Island the figaires are, from 35 to 40' per cent.; in Manitoba, fr.orn, 30 to 35 per cent.; in Quebec, from 20 to 25 per certte itt Saskatchewan, from 15 to 20 per cent., , . -Safety 'First: . A man looked. into a shotgun to -see if it was loaded. It was. 1 • r A -Irian struck a Match to find' the real( in a gas pipe. He found .it. • A. man speeded. up his- motor ear to see if he eould get over the track ahead of 'Abe train. didn't. All's Right With the World. The year's at the spring, And day's a.t the morn; culture shows that the use,of one-half Morning's at seven; pound of powdered hellebore to ten and in Alberta frem 10.,to, 15 per .cent, The hill -side's dew -pearled; gallons of -water will prevent the do- This indicates pretty clearly the ex- The lark's on the wing; velopment of fly, larvae -M eight bush -i -tent t6° which hogs are 'being bred to The snail's on the thorn; els of manure. Tkis material has„nol the bacon 1-,cpe in the :several prov- God's hi His Heaven -- value of the manure. Borax is .another the niatter and the,re is evidently --Robert Browriina. material that ca.n. be used to' advan-, plenty of room for improvement in • Octopuses numbering more than 0,- 000 were landed during a recent week by 'the fishermen of Northern France. r ' - deleterious effectiuPon, the, fertilizing inces. Right breeding, is at the 'root All's right with the world!. tage. Toe 'much, however- will aff `-t this direction, It is g-ratifyin t plant. The department recomrneng learn front the same' authority that the use cf 0.62 pounds for the treat- increased purchase of lireeding stack ment of eight bushels of 'manure, was noted during the past winter as 0 tiler, liee,cautions., are clean 'premises,', this cannot :fall to have a favetr.abl.e Slern'elled.manOre Pits, olatclortr fly teaps; e.ffect, in the quality of Prodeetion in and closed -garbage can's,' : the. near tent:are, ; the. absence, of ; aowe ef. .the bacon type, a strong in - e."." fusitfrie of.. that ;type through the..use of suitable ho.nrs Would greatly 'im-, A. Boy's Pruer. tyrote the bacon -quality of. 'fle tniek- Give.. ,bancl:f., clean avords smooth type qf .hog -s, which , alid.clean thong:his. .II;elp me to stand Rte. in Saslca.tchdetan and Alberta and for the hare .right against the easy ei;:is.t to a consideral)le extent in West-, v:rong. av,e me from S f- 'habitS 115'1 harm. Teach me to work as hard 'and' as fair in Thy sight ,alone aS if pta. all the' World Saw. Forgive me ,when I am unkind ati,..c.! help the to be' kind to these who aro aunitnd t 'rusoen.10 Keep to r,nreyasdeyif. .to help cthers sena me chances fo de"a little good every day _and so grow 'Mere like C.hrist.-IIycle. , ight 'Weeds Now - This is the season of the year when , aim ...I 'id hard. down weeds. They are more eaeily 1,,,cviillaiedhanvoevra' th,eaUerlater ,raintidu.,tjhe rc,cepe the weeds sulyclued. Just beiDre har- vuvicr: hehiv,,isss wosinoiriikrit t ceual,nbi nf.g.hngeetifib,arlei; omf orei in bo ihe_vveeds have time - to develop 417,0 sufficient to resist, ordirtar,y treatraoitt; 0111 - ,Your S'iTo-c-1-:-TVV--c'hii-srl Appreciate • The ettexal, annoyanse and less. 'in flesh Of your farni animals, due to flies during the ho,: months, can be eliminated lly the liberal use of a good fly repellent, The following solu- tion is highly 'recommended ' e. 1_)issolve erte cake of laundry soap in. -feet galidim of soft. water, and, iyhtie boiling hot, add one gallon 61 enal etir vtgoroitely for teri reinutea. 're tills add folit. ouncee itaplithaletect, and shake but: fipft.e,,.niirkftitez, care being taken to keep away from the lire, 'this seltivion is host af)plicd, 1°IiPorillsYtel'inlie)ci 4:1)07.11 '1)Cen'Priel'I''. 'sohnotiqldith bo , taken to -apply to.hatir only, and nol le tub- he skin, Renev,t every day tir t tee. ' , 3 r Out of 1,948 persons who travelled through a part .of Russia in a refugee train, 1,299, clied during the journey. VERY CONSTIPATED FOR Si MONTHS 'Unless one, has a f-ree :Action of 'the bowels, at least once ti day, eonstipation is sure to. el;IStle,. thOrt, to the wake o.f the constipation conies sick headache, 'bilious headache heartburn coated tom gee, .Coul lxreat.h., sour etornereh, piler, :led teeny forms of liver complaint. AV t.,li, .,' bowl, "3srteet•i7,0 late the fide- of bile to net properly tiatnifol J'tetiOn7e:ar I Iltrgoutih),tec;:,°11S bip arrs. R. C. :fIerti., PorieGoorge, ., Parc been troubled by- be- nt/o4 111 aths' t on g. hafs°1heljebric no a it;er0r1;- ; .bly, coated, id" se, ;that it unide my,, breath had. was talking to a friend about it, mei she advised nie tit -use Millerrn 's Laxa.layer.' Pills, which f de lad Bow I am per fettle ell, My fougue Mt smooth as it wee before 1 Pilis of e5;1;a1 ty, hoanIn'%;.(11.aia,ijia,I;t1 opawtut-sepeta'ailt trarildeleoe:1‘bo'ciyraY;TPO:110:1 T. libtirn Co, Litinted Toronto, oat.