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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1917-3-22, Page 3m • ...i.e.:: e „. Ilanevere Cold opi HER 1...t1tAGS. RAISED PilLEGri0 AND BLOOD. Never neglect what at first arteal3 to be but slight cold. You think Perhaps Yon are strong enough to fight it off, but colds are net so eaesily fought ofi ia this northern cliziate, and if they are not atteaded to at °nee iIIeooeer or later develop into some swamis lung tignible Conducted by Professor Henry G. Bell:, The object of this department Is to place at the settlfAsself Rye farnri readers the ad,yice of an acknowl- ed,SedAngtOrity QT1 all subjects pertainirig to soils and Address all questions to Professer Henry G. Bell, in care of The VVileon Publishing Company, Limited, To, ront.o, and answers wIii appear in this column in the order in which they are received, A8 space is limited such as bremehitis, pneumonia. and Per- it is,adyisable where immediate reply i6 necessary that a stamped and addressed envolone be enclosed with the question, when the answer will he maned direet. Henry G. BeiL Quest -1°11-1V- K. 1 have a r. The and has bad VerY itte mantme rileatany seeded down lasprmg, but, in the last five years. Plowing fee' °W13.1g tb the extreme wet followed be- erePs ulust dQue thI5 sPringl at'a-sesfeert,„ eases -a: haps that dreadful .disease, consumption. •1%.11ss1C-iicae •Aleponzdd, sYdne.)feh4nes. N.S,, writes: "Last winter 1'00000 a severe cold and it settled onSM1114ngs, I would cough and raise phlegmeand blood. 1 had the cough for a month, and had medicine from the doctor, but it a Mothers and daughter a of all aOes are cordlatlY invited to tht department. Initials only wilt be published with each questfoe nd it$ answer as a means of identificat,lon, but full name and addra,as rnitet be given in each letter. Write on one side of paper only. , Anawers vigil be mailed direct if stamped and addressed envelope is enelesed. Address all correspondence for 'this department to fare. Helen Lew, 70 Castle Frank Read, Toronto. as. .E, F. A,;—i. Vegetables are more wholeeome ad better flavored when . — steamed than they are when boiled or sprng be :really I atought I had consumlnion. The..clover raostly lived but the time, ,leat a-nd oats, and would like to know l did not seem to do me any good- 1 a' dr'nghti there. is enlY half rt eat-ch°1n we lI7re uy,':eabplet:::poos'leo as1;;ListigIcATiTrgsi t ."Ntf-lkierlds adviee4 ma to use Dr, i thyis nearlY all dead. Should 1 PloW ychather ir is aderimahle to seed this i wood's Norway pine Syrup, which 1 did, them up iu the Spring, or would it ba Iand with, clover this spring ozp!ol v , and it gave me great relief_ 1 an very aderittable to go over the g-roontil with a the stubble efter the grain is harvest,: glad a used 'Dr, Wood's ,t and would, drag herr-ewe and son' tintoth.v blit ed and seed to rye, and then sow 1he'r recoemnead it to every one," 1; litne,„ -clover a e -ear Irons tees seeing. Wel . - • - 'di- ' nave no barn -yard rnanuee ,o app.', . Yon can procure Dr. Woods NorwaY 1 Answer-eif the elm -et' has F otd'• ' b I t ' - ' :: pine oprep fri,it any druggist or 4e,aler,,,:thretnedi the winter io soffieientithe iantl. Their Fathers. are .1ttgoting t -or i.„......t, SITATtill#- 1 . . " '''',ails, after eitittiat using. 4,,,,::: " eMeelltiorehon elltl•tled.4'41a:Utitle . yeti esk ;ler h, as theee at't 4,*4341et. of 'g rllto--othYseed in the,sPrtli4 ant1 at ti.14!1,tii,a4.0 seed yetialf01044tittrAttii* 1 two a thc,-aa-444(17.., T..pon, 7.1-401,1,1-ArA.§60,-t , 1,4St ,.:,.et„, ri#:,tat tot '11r4ealete May try to palee offlegtx4, , , fried. Besides, there is much less waste than in boiling as much of the nutrition of ' the vegetables is thrown away with the water in which [4. The tendency is towards simPlicity lin house furnishirors now. as few i'draperies, mach:tone and ornaments as. ipossible, and all articles are intended 'tier use and not .merely for ahOW,' It 7 ea:414y, leesenz the housewife's taek e*tifIng, and is conducive. to the 'at -7414 ' tioty are boiled The water ehould family health. a. - i Le saved and used in soups. 2. If , II, D.: --e1. The trenches on the , , /Men is moieteried along the line the western, front extend about 7.50 miles. , t threat is to be pulled; the tasl; of pull- 2. Probably "The New /Iouselteee- • ' , + - liog tbreacle is easier. 3- A iarg-e pair , !nig," by Mrs. Cr Frederielt, wilt atm - e o e Of $elSOra is a eermenientskitclien teol, '1ply the int prmation yen require le -FOraas ''''''-.0;"'t-r4e.' ea .!nla*,,a • . . , o 1' e5,PeelollY in PreParing lettuce and,honsehold matters. 3, The Prorate:el estiot-ooliAPO .,,,t,;flitnie,„tR3-Va0D'iiet4t.S‘ttifocbCr. ,z4.,* 1 Q er vegetables. Of coerse, they LBeard of Health of Ontario will 'HEY STARVE "tthoreeghly watelied, as arei Wel: you gratis a booklet, by, Dr. , - bat be sore 413i get, "DT', qua,rttithr-'4 woujEi advise reeetewintee tAnewee meat; rtt$ vittiam ioyf,tttyd,. ilere are two little Belgian reftigen54•4 OettP' ilte.#4*•1a'rul 011111::' ler: cruel's' a00"1eneugn h9tr the .' Wkt"-•"":4 , TA" „tkit „Strethalitt.' 43 p ' er tttlkl. ' lei itettattene on the inaeltes, Sant, , ,ettano time top.dresgpa trie„ aeenIIIR aattglr,er this spring, well-rot.ed naafi 41)4 114 I nie to car'(' f°r d ' knit if o •," • colt, t .a no. Pal" ture Illt:AVele121444t.'141' 7"1.1e au ent ett note_ am you a Gall d.„, t tlot•tilig witn their Thged. ulaate,- hardtinS too quic%; ,[,sheer materials such as rittien, the genuine, 1:1441146 of fertilizer- fortilitek. soon as possible. estahllsh a slit,tem "*".' -"( `"" , +1, left 4) it;eigturn tuorelc- ar- tge' q ette crepe, TheY ale hem - w a e, lea y ot" tint sailor varietY ,of See that Pt3 4/} '4 a Ye/4°W 'cra"P'- 5.011 1.%Oalti dO tVeil 4150 t,0 odd three • rai . op of «1 vor TI ,ttcps Those fathers did not tvatt to tf,an have -leer. ahatild bigh. in anlmoisie, I thltile. eroneing nitere von eottle1 Pl°w '111411 fer the ltberti “f" 7" or Van be 'taken te " 111-1 -th ,tttehod or ,dged -vith et site aw tor t uname u we wi per; three: pint '4.1",«ei is the trade itiat'4; pounds of meadow 1-- s is a rupi;;;_t-ga00.,„ygintassgi,la):;adr orT;anie nit,itter litures to tb0.:Veuut the or to thtd c'llt how ' price and <5Qc, acre. Thi r g ame scane"Additiori, touch 'help they were going to receive' What ef thent? The Belgian Kee •Marmitietured poly by Tim and tillault1 Make a valuable additioti„ of nitrogen, tn, order to mette sure; from oubo telde their rdere. They If Coniatitt,ee has answered that ut.,Ks,„ co„. LtvoTtip, ,roro1.4to ()et, !a) your oleado,,y„ After tide has ; of a eatiefacturY catch t1f °lever a'id that great nations question most et-tri--t'leatlY. It h" fed fiar..1/1,4POPMA Pc1-'1-1 t1i1J4*€'11 oeifeae woold be.eat take saote timo gre t Bite Britain. and tertancte het them ever since they were driven from 1 ' o • ti e '11 ,tal be stand by iirni see them crushed, ;Atli their tomes to shift for themselves, h.* edvisalne t hatiaw ic , e t th-. - ft.. l< ,hruleN aid oats seed r. t 0- . < pi “. 4. ., . . , •• , , , ` . - 6 • grain drfil,rows instead of across it- fertilizer to the acre rit the, ,tme of11frie,ndlY "r°llat-rles wuliki "It “11°.‘Y the resncins of C'aralthalls' with the if the staring is normad tide should get seeding the o..op, .,,sine,,, yoia have ,,,,„ their c.hildren and their wives to people of the 'Motherland and the you a good catch and make a 5,iati5- barp_y,„0„ol manure to apply to youri starve while the Were 4,4A14,1t. DkIt '11.1 United Slates, to the. call °f the Bel - Bowels it, t.tood, working order lead tactory setdirig, , iamb This fertilizer shoold earro at that theo really new was that they glans' aced. : ' h 1' ' " 1 a III d " ° d 4. to a good time at farrowing, Que"4.lori — M, 1, 8,;--1 pureinis- ici0,t two to four per cent gallmoma -oard tan cad of ;lug an, ra„, .0 to; The t oromittees needa grow great-, riga wee short legs and not oineh ed a farm en whieii only 6 acres woro 'and from i':tiN to eitglzt per cent. ItAt'Ott-t til'ir Eng. ,—. er rather than less as long as Ger- TheY can't wallow around ti-o'rred and Part ef this was done two ;able Phosiutork acid, It 11,111 noltnnly Of ealtrtie thelr taith in illt0 natiutts" nittalst roles the occupied parts of Bel - 1 ).-ears agoand left to grew to weeds. A help the go'ain ert p hut Will 44 a ow kr,NI'lltk'd. that' nearalk ‘etts V411'1111, and SO long a'''' the need 'lasts ; sgttoroetery net misPittoed unless they had faith in „the friends of freedom -loving Belgium " I France are asked to open their hearts and did r.all.)- to their side and v.ilitli them loosen their purse.striugs. Contribu- me Fatting- gn and tO the Tetdelli tions should be sent direct to the i dream of Wr.,rld conquest, And their Central BeIigart Relief Committee, 59 i children and their WiVe$ 'hew not boon , St, Peter Street, Montreal, or to the allowed to starve. The tato shOWri hremehes in each locality. Keep Dairy Recerds. eleven years old, who neve r made any Your coy,- that stands in the third rhig record for a day or a week. But Ian Making ewe to harrow it with the to annlv 900 te goo ( c4"11t/li.it: the people of thetio 'wealthy aod. ft hos" been enabled to no t Oa ou h long straw. R'.1 the straw threareh fire bo i and then seat -small pm of the field was panted to 'great ;o insure A ter it "bout the pen an dee, potatoes, but it also is very weedv stand of t4over Germany. Great Britain ant A SW that has )ust brought her pigs to town doesn't need much, if she acts Os if she was getting hungry, < 41 bilk nnythlng, to cat for a while, 'When make her a nice soup of wheat mid- - _ dlings,, brain and oats. But we need The 1 4 t tl t is id <i.,. t„ iin rh .,„ " '' Chronic swellings puirs etc, whiCh to be careful not to give too much at exposure mese raw (14yii, is ant to vivo o ' ' . once; better to feed often. '' - Are a$WWY a sequel to Some from) ,„ . klier master cold feet when it e011145 te diwase or injury, have their beginning Bad reStilt5 .50Meitattetll cOUUt wnan marheti LOS eggs- KeeP ale hell,' in eulte.rgemjentr either 040 a'r '5'4144 , eg pigs are due, because of dia Viroartees in tin tee gip% ,i,1 is wanner. t . 0 without pain or beat, in the viehlltiv of the etwee etuarter$, When you turn chickens out for a The remedy is eithr ropeato hiist,,, So far as possible giv e her a chance rim during, mild days, throw some " e,,itk, or the we of utsorbentst as the . toitggstifilti" a eery ntaportngt ogee in „ . , ., ,,, : 0 , , t at y aPP Ication With smart fr4ition meat scraps, which are too large for 1 .1 r • the ecanninin world, and wiu doubt_ t7,uheem etn9er:rittauttrv-a'trtyl'Itlenliruy riier)rettl'ean, of a little of a liniment made Of 4 less Jong continuo to do so, the more ,L_ , , r , m , , , ? drams each of iodine and iodide of to secure a m a Fel ‘1,11,1 he enaaeu by 4. . ; . I ., especially when we succeed in retitle- the others.‘thus uttro,,,ttitt_ ritutuittat yeo, Zliiih uti4 4 oz. eih.th fit 411,1e0/141 big the death rate in the hog kingdom exercise for am 4 ' -I' '. and l'lll,4erille" ' Begin fitting the work horses for to a reasonable figure, The egg-lnying eeason among geese the heavy ,,printr, tasks before the . •:. practically begins in March, although work be„giat What About That Silo? frequently eggs Win be dropped hit ' ' start may have deceived you. When, recall the faet that she stuck to the sho freshened lest June very likely I Job epielninily and gave a fairly good Aos. months- !she irty gavo about th-five pounds of 'mess per day right throng% her ten milk a day, nd you thotight her p sibs the beat cow out of the eighteen Two actual •records in an Ontario <1 yen own, But she may have dried herd received hY the Dairy DheiSion off rather earthat, ly and you overlooked show at, with milk at $1.60, cow that faet in the .17g'ilt of her good flow No. 3 brought in $72.66 from her 4,- in June' you remember she was n '5-11 W. of milk and 148 lb. of fat; but i * - years old and a fine-looking„ quiet. cow, COW No. 14 brought in from her 6,- eztay to keep. 675 lb. of milk and 225 lb, of fat, Sust Now think of „Eliza Jane, homely, I January and February—niuch depend- After a winter Of eomparative idle- ness it is taiwise and unProlitrible to DAT A Til errn SELECTION From time to time we have pointed ing upon the age ot" the geese aadtheput a team in heavy work without pre. ili Ujiniv OULU out tile advantage of having a silo, condition of the weather. Duration ExPernnerits have shoWn that eews An abdominal Nueli of great. size - Now that heavy PloWing is 01t011t to • . ago, . 1 , start, remember that prOVention is the AND DISEASE CONTROL . . . . z.ece„.s.mg some sort of succulent feed mdlontes great, a )01ntor wen during the winter wall gave several , worth ,,rernembering, in Purenashig best eltre fer sore shoulders in horses, pounds more milk than those fed dry hreedhig birds, roughage. Succulent feed is not rf you want to 'know what hen ma, If it doesn't do the horse any good only better digested than if the feed -11 kind - t 'lie Fourth of a Series of Five Special ttrtieles by Henry G. Bell Imo you say await o nim nure wi do for f.ruit • dant smile O5)OU pnae it does you good, were dried before feeding, but it aidS plum trees in the yard -where hens plenty 0/sunlight and abundance of Agronomist. iy:_tho digestion orthe other feed that run. Trees that bore very r -.-ew fresh air are two prime requisites in i. fed as well. We must have sue- 1 plums, and none that were sound; have culent feed for profitable milk ar beer theca made to bear bushels of fruit, Production, and the question is what • • hens „ t just by letting run at ound hem kind of succulent feed is best. In the at win. Old Country roots have been the stand- . by, but many farmers over there now . brethern and considering the advis- ability of putting up silos. . In this country there is no question A pound of meal before the cow ter gram ration than equal parts of crop. Cut each of these tubers into four of God, and through reiany ages have IN hat Which is the cheapest feed to grow. At Central Experimental Farm, Ot_ freshens is worth as much as three corn and oats ground together. This yew Canadians fealize that alutost < Maces and plant each four pieces looked for the way that led there. For "Ginge tawa, in the season of 1913, 17 elements iequirea one acre in 40 under tillage in this Pro- 'from one potato in a hill, or plant the this also Jesus is the way, even as for .''Does tons pounds after she freshens- feed supplies the of mange's were grown per acre as Water basins, with a suPPly of wa- for the prodnction of fat, bone anti yince is norma113:' planted io potatoes. Ifour pieces of the same potato in a the individual. Following his teach- ..Nawt any stabling, proposition. coal oil, stuff the ends with neevetpaper , braid, rind some have tuelie Sla7.Or" zo keep out arrahyeln.:01I:te:ei:leapznd:.4:::tbeerre:tsi,ioun:, in.seotrbeads, H4:nru„. dv,h:egsla:nriet tt.:a-idoourt will be ruet in the autumn, of leather, hut are elaborate nffeit,'I of shade between yellov,. and brown that crocheted in bright hues of crochet would he ex-nAlent for the walls of !silk. You might make n round hag your livmg-roorrt with the Northern of a strip of silk like your dress with • exposure, Have the ceiling of a 1a circle o'f cardboard covered with t•ii.; deep ivory tone dropped down to meet1ot forge. the bottom and then eroenet I the picture molding which. should also I, on a top of a contrasting color about be deep ivory, Plain oatmeal paper! an inch wide, tbrangi"- whieh Y'In 4 is beat for walls which ore to serve.r.s silk cord, a bacIrground for picture -0. WO 1) V, Co—When your time is plain walls one may haw egumg Ito, a is lest to plant flowerir.g Lru mathas curtains, bat herostitehefittgther than ;itimeak„. Once carof4iIly syrim hi, ecru or cream would maUiplanterl in good the re- tfq re en on are eau t.4 and scrim wenrs ard in.uncl;rrs better land permanent addifillotts to the home than readras. Dip the ecru curtains grounds. Some a the best ti-irlibs in strong tea and dry in the shade. A ;ire; Sgitea 'you frOneeti, Flowering suitable rug would lieve the unteer A4414011(1, Japan 5.tan-Wf't 1,1066 „ shade of the walls mingled 'with bine Honeysuckle, S:vringat Lllaet wig Pall, and terru cotta. 2, Subdued colors IIYtirttagrn, Rose. of Shuron-11 are annoys most restful„ w011hl not will give you a iticeession of born < 0 papering t s , ivis any roc", 1., red as if front May Oe'obee rriow "rag is considered by physicians to be very vises, such. Clematis, stilLstoyiti, ' trying on the 'nerves. Ys, Not. 'Dutchman's Pipe, Trumpet lziewer, tingharn curtains are sat/state:tory, and Clirubing Roses, are easily' cared especially if you possess curtain fur, It is best te buy largo throe. stretchers. They do not iron well..( year-olti plants, INTERNATIONAL LESSO.. MARCH 25, day in the world is not more technique for better living, but more power; net ' mere amehinery, hut more tiymirme. : There is knowledge enough to build a I better world to -morrow, but not to animate it. On paper to -day you ran , draw a better community life then t`now exiets in your neighborhood, but lean you get it to -morrow well, and 1/ not in the market place? Thie what. makes Jesus the greet hope of the reem. He dees put power into life for better living. Hie cem.act ,son xn„—Jesus The Way, The1with the Father, the sonrce ef ail energy. i$ such that lie it 1,14 to Truth, And The Life (Review). transmit that eternal newer to hu- man life as none other 'ever lins done it, The mystery is greater thee our Text John 14, 6, definition. "Do the will." he -4'3-6, 1. He The way. That Jesus is the way "and ye shdullf knocr ithe truth." Read John 14. 1-14. Golden working the colt at too tender an age, or fast driving over roads that are late great , - occasionally with soap and water. stituto one of the The horse's feet should lie washed To the British nation potatoes con- , these for next spring's seed. Plant to eternal life for the individual has he gates the powcr. nos,: Nyho line spavin can often be traced tO diet Ilistoey. records the 'disaster of most effective means of iTmupbrearvisneg. • t potato crop in Ireland, great arnotes es' only the best potatoes from these, long been the confident convietien live with him and with the Father. and end purifying potato seed Individual tuber selection Is the and the triumphant experience of the doing the will in all fnIthfulnest,-- „, covering the same thing for human that he is the life eternal. church. We are now engaged in die- they shall know—men and nations slippery, or too suddenly stopping or the present shortag,e gives tlio British- leetiou starts -with seed of a good society. Men have ever thought an , ideal community life. They have call - jerking the colt. er of to -day an idea of the importancelyariely if possible. Choose a number For growing colts there is no bet- of this common but very valuable of potatoes of good marketable size. :pderitattilre brotherhood of mthaenk,,m,thgedecmo- Well Named. a.gainst 12 tons of silage. 'The value of the 1914 crop totalled row, Whea the crop is ripe, dig these ings, men °erne to the lana their] The mane ter always before the cows, means less muscle. gels cost $2.14 per ton to produce, labor in milking and a greater quant - whereas the silage only cost $1.84 per itY of milk in the pail. ton. On an average there is no Tea_ Cows fed a ration composed largely son why 15 tons, per acre of silage "of silage produced 17 per cent. more should not be produced. In good Milk and 28 per cent. more butter fat years as much as 20 tons per acre should be produced. A silo is a pay- ing proposition. •• Bertie: "Hunter tells me he is going to marry an heiress. I -asked him her age, and he couldn't tell me." Claude: "Oh, it isn't her age Hunter is interested in; it's her heritage." Many Wien Staffer From Pains in the Back. When the back,begins to ache it is a sure sign that there is something radically wrong with the kidneys. What you want is a kidney medicine. Doan's Kidney Pills are not a cure-all, but a medicine for the kidneys only. Mrs. L._ Me.lanson, Plympton, N.S., writes: am. sending you this testi- monial, telling you what a wonderful cure Doan's Kidney Pills made for me. For years I had suffered so with my kid- neys I .could hardly do my housework. I used' Several -kinds of pills, but none of them seemed to be doing ate any good. At last Itwas advised to try a box Of Doan's Kidney Pills. When I had taken the first box I found relief. I have used five boxes and to -day I feel like a new woman. -I cannot recommend them too highly. Doan's Kidney Pills bear the trade rnark of a Maple Leaf and are put up in an oblong grey box. 8ee that you get Doan's" when you ask for them. ""ri rflre. h f $11'°' t alt niers, or mailed direct on receipt of orice by '1'itrit T. aniniarame Co., Imetignia, Toronto, Ont. When ordering direct specif y "Doan's." Newly planted hotbeds will run high in temperature when the sun shines and the plants within the frame will become spindling unless enough than those given a ration consisting air is given to keep the temperature mainly of grain. down. During bright days and at Let your cows know you and study other times when the temperature is their wants. A finely bred dairy high, lift the sash a little at the bot - cow is a sensitive and high-strung tom to keep the heat below 90 degrees. animal and quick to respond to kind In ventilating at this season be care - and considerate treatnient. ful not to perniit the cold air to blow So fax as possible turn the water directly in upon the plants, otherwise out of your barn -yard, so that the they will be checked in their develop - cows may not slip and bring on troll- ment. A wire barn -yard fence is Pretty d cold comfort for a cow on a raw Ina ea iievAat;111.5,e.a$1t21,10o000,0aortoa.diaa potato ;Tower issias‘t,e.ei.ohlititigy orepipaoutta8toin grorautplts ts,f fotiart. „desire. The worldnetts peace, u in "families" ,e.o th - it developed nationalism where he Il . . t y taught international brotherhood; it considers the yield per acre e is ob 1 ield the largestnumber of good leaning as compared with yields in mnarkelable stook. xeepthe „faint. faouldloienvedsuguhaina wwhete.ride thielerenigshutos preeaducee.„ Englaud, Scotland, }flatland, North- !lies" separate and plamt a drill of A prominent Hebrew recently deelar- eastern United Statee and other parts i each the seeond year. Choose again ed: "We shall never get out of war of the world, he must be impressed ithe best, yielding, good qualitY stock except by folloeving the teachings of ing yields. Michigan Potato groever Tound a die. in a new treatment for the criminal with the. opportunity he has in Memos- land a good selection is started. A Jesus." Following those "machings has turned the enemies of society into inc average yield for Ontario is ference of 110 bus. per a.ere in, the ' and helpers. When the less than 160 bus. Per acre, while Eng- crop from selected stock compared its friends s your dogs name, so:ire; r." Ginger bite'?" Ginger snaps." Plough up the old sod that has heen sown two or three years and sow corn or roots, or plant potatoes. A heavy seeding of peas will also give good results. Young 'Peddle, who had Just began the study of geography, was told by his aunt that the Mississippi was call- ed by the Indians the "'Pother of Waters." "You must be mistaken, land is growing over 200 bus. per with the Crop from mixed seed grotvn low nationtsheof t..slalemeeartphrairireetpwiiellinegf tleovflorilg- auntie " said the litle fellow, "If it acre, Holland 290 bus., aud Maine on the same ground. The selected their enemies, of returning good for was the Tethers of waters, it would over 259 bus. per acre. e Moo Yielded 36 bus. per ae e a,nd eyil will not the same transf r One uie of GI the reasons that these other mixed stock produced 250 bus. per lion occur in the external enemies of be MisteriSIPPLI" parts of the evorld are exce,eding Can. acre. the state? - , adian yields is that thee- are selecting The methods of seed improvement 2. „The truth. To the world of rid and not relying on outlined apply equally to early and Jesus's day the truth was an abstrac- tion. "What is the truth?" said Pil- I goad potato seed, not on speaking terms in the dairy. , s srnall nondescript, stock. late varieties- The Ontario maperi_ The sire which has brought you ' " ate with a sneer, thinking he had be - 1 Dizzy Spells good calves is worthy of the best care WAS CURED DV you can give him. PAILBURN'S There are three grades of seed se- nientar: Union has tested a great num- fore him only another splitter of 'motion in potatoes. Field ehole.e is ber of varieties throughout the pro- logical hairs but instead he had the first. By field selection I mean , l'irice. Prof. Za,yitz reports that as an truth incarnate --a very different eimply wa.teliing the growing crop to average of 10 tests with tWO leading thing to face. The Logos—the eter- see that it is a pure variety. leirst varieties he finds Davies Warrior to nal truth— says Jahn, 'became flesh, start by planting a pure variety and yield 131.95 bus, per acre and Extra that men could touch it and under - then save seed from all the plants loarlY Eurelta, 126.09 bus, per acre. Defore planting the selected seed, stand it; so that we might have with haying the .t=ame colored floevers arid it suouid be dipped in a mixture 01 000 ipteteheenithiensehiee,Prie°faenu°emtmaneinleexiePeirsiepnacse: the same characteristic spread of po- sible to walls in the way that Jesus tatoaleideviiiies iii0.ut.Dliale th-e siilaiiuiilenibsitic10Cil,t pile:I:sat_ pound2unihruotrensi.alirnrhaisndti2:e0atguailesu•tw\avtileir forhillrighteousness -' e d,h tats o an.s.might ave brotherhood comet riiuodaudo toes. Discard these and do not plant shan spores or seeds eYbieli may tee at- peace? , He himself evallted in it. Are save the calves of the small, weakly treatment 11. tile selectee, st i i relf lived the treth that he taught them for seed piitatte.es. you don't ta ehed to the seed tuber. Ari-00,c,,,,,t. till: his teachings a vain dream?. He him-. Does he say that impossible thing, ielfers In order to bintd up your herd, piaMed on ground where potatoes "Love your enernies,:' and turn t'nem inoitet• plient small iliferitir stock and home 1101. been grown fel: some tinie, it 0 1 tile into youi' trends? Listen to him upon expect to get good, strong, heavy is liltelY no scab will appear ;, „the cross: 'Father, forgiye them, they --ieptldaiiilltg selection predr et. Know not what they do. ' The truth election is the second step in Special seed stock should always be here is not a cold fcenettla but e Potato intltravelnetit• °Virile the crop , grONV11- on good, well-prepared ground, ing force. When the nations. seok at11.estisetIlitoi/g el jsat.,,,,iltlico?,st iiiiii:ettgsroltyving.puttiitilii[iig, grolelvtilciing teeiri0i plee1,00etneiliehitnigi-ltparoiltdectothtleter go rtethiti:oeugelairiiehte.V, iieedit(iietoaesildis tgagtarNiteilotgff., \avibidiiesitlioieracierorpe CiesiNd'eer carefulelopirig. atten ti °n 0,1ra7eoaahstles.knio. nnEla,o,ihbtinebuayetlitajoitfpnieeyite:nsoliNajg;dnehefil',hal:1,iiits:ills,:ii,:,4.4,,ple:n7104,i;:r,fitir,:iiiyilpiyt,cocba:nn when, the cr3.1) it3 gee dig the ma,•itei. meeaN9.-ggput this suttbiect of disease adar, ftem, the c.ttyn of destine:lien, . teneM e• e a: , -- - ' • potttoes separate:to save fur seed contlesmaelper be 1.1'eat d in a eitectieu- t, ,• - i : -er e 1- .-F -re anly ill es 0 W hi_ ell ilaNe die lttrEet ing ArticIel g 164:4:_it'l',1,.. 0, ,i3131.kri,,,,./1,,,, ,TC'hYenlintlgiallylvd.7nuia:tel:te`e'1,11:)he.%*ct.L:-"reteleel,atr(nilsa,ido, -,j''ile.."'" : • , : • a: •,,Si-iSI,, - 1-1E iTT AND NERVE PIUS. Mrs. J. S. Nicholls, Listowel, Ont., • writes: "I was weak and run down, If a eeve loses her lamb, keep her my heart would palpitate, and I would take weak and dizzy spells. A friend ad - milking as a foster -mother. If she objects to mother a strange Insed inc to take your 14eart and Ner've ' , ed at once, and found that lamb, put her in a narrow stall, see- faitn eh pins so I stronger,,siteah--tc. jic ;ally he -art was ciallY Prepared, until she becomes re- ever so Intl eonciled• With gentleness, a ewe :will eeigenot peaise )yourer'nlirel Sicsinoerttotoinlal.gblyit soon take kindly to the situation. . for it has done me a world of good. One night out in a cold March storm My husband has also been bothered with may cost you several Iambs and pe,,.. heart trouble ever since childhood, add t ' ' haps take the vigor out of a nice ewe, finds ,queck rebel loY using. soon' valuable Are the droppings hard and like hum 11 Aldburnts Ifeart and Nerve Pills have lete? A little more laxative food and been on the market for the east twenty - not quite' so much timothy hay will five years, and are universally known as correet thig. The hest plinele for the very beet remedy for all troubles sheep Is wiient bran ag'th fetteseent el2,1si11g frizt the how t or nerves rations of vegetables. mdburn t". teclart ond Nerve "Ills are . 50c. per box 3 boxes for al at all The humble sheep is getting a great - • • 25 , dealers, or mailed direct on receipt of deal of attention just now. Scarcity ,titoce by lira l\tlu 1. eurix Co., LiBarrao. etcwooi means higher -priced clothing t Out,- 1 I arkd sal1 •attesteree cug iay L gq - VEi;72 FILLS. Mrs, Willard 'rower, Hillsboi-o, 11.13., writes: "I have slifiered soinething awful with sick headache. At times I would become bilious, area vtiould Itee'e severe - pains in 1111 stoinacLi after etiting, rind have a bad taste in my motitli every morning. I told S011:3Z of ley frieeds about it ail.' I was advised to use Mil - burnt:, 1,aaa-Lever Pills. This I did aria and they cured Me." Wlieli the liver 13econies sluggish a.nd Lnactivc, die bowels beectine constipa ted, , :tellie:11,taieiniicligl rustic, islb, eaTi.,.1de:Ocai_sl.ri,,oei \esatt:le,..1,cdt: ai, 4:1,theCll esetecitin-ecUli, If.tea'11-,lislc1a121licc ddisttl°511.legellae-blealidc-0:d'' 4'L (1--)''.1,1;;:a19' 14't,':,t..)-11d' Milleuin's Latta -Liver Pitts eleao the aI, per vial, 5 vials for ale mtotemailed, direct oil t Co, tenni Cr of .Welbilopmed...• tubers. Neap •-• •e•