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The col .l stxais vwl<t a ijttte rtai alilag of"
tZic Ttose, t11E 1Tea(i "1.),, tides stuffed up,
but lzttic tate ition 9s paid tt it, thinking
•
perhaps it will go away to t day. or two.
biz
neglect, it sail:'then it rC?€S. down �, .. €>
into the t^ r.%a.t and arena. thele to t'b
hings, and it is a ease of cough, coal lY,
nternhit;, not)i ' d night.`
Mows( er slight a sold voti laaw e you
ahonld nel er neglect it lo all pos.;l-
bility, it yon clo not tient it in thneoit
witi develop into bronehitin, pnellinorna,
or some o'her serious throat or ii>I,ig
trouble>, ,a.
Dr Wood-:,' ernwav Pse Syr4,
t, .a
,universal t• k forthose '3w I o st.
to ,
ntrouble.it z t
from 3 '.
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K r :as
Wes bronchial r'!
4i a?a ,
C o � r
4 we, h$r �...
til 5 w 51�a
o in;,s non h elms i i t _lobi fist t.e,
� plaids,
oil' ?d bccutaatt'f
it41 i€llis.
3,11s. WI
wR 'tf,' Last wit,
Lalsi wipes get
lma„ ge,
1 tolls a ac
ria} clest, 1
-••1 u; sOya,e
Conducted by. p►•ofessor .Henry . Bei
v,c tis •
ae,hortiiy otabr aatll; a$: s
p};¢tcetrdethe; slivlca oorLek.partgr.ent is to plaencw' l;yo ase0
'
Rait reS3 lertliln toati4 .: crwP
pre t rtq. liem„?bueeina',0ernpariy, Limited, Faon
to
'.
'ow answerS Will '''0*or ,in this coiwrrn In thq, * *4cr tI1-
whieh 'they . are r'eq When writing kirdly'rII. this:.
Paper, Ai space is: !Fretted It la attulsabke whoriii*At*iitiettliatt,
reply la necessary ti -at a etemped and addrer00CttvetopS,+',
lAe en lone i ,with theL question, when the answer wit/ tie
tt93deel d:resk
ens to Pett sasor iilemy Gf. Bell,_
rr
nee
A.31, fa,,--. haat is the beat method; Answer:—I a Mcanxe ¢rom w'K1-az yo;a
of '1 g ? 1, i . . s , d3 3l hearts
tet td„ifzn�, ata orchard? „ .,ay e� 3o.tt Vrez;� tn. � t. y
iii1: r., o it: considerably deea t^
�a .. the—ln fex-t9;.u..arz¢ alt o,..lr•.t;l„ the f�•zi�, trees are 5 '
. rl?thin,,,-- Y ., rect t o never
sae } two �hts to leers it rtF.ztl, � tial, i€''this is tncflr., a
x� i ' d.u'.. the �2 .,
�%a";= +a .^t$t the 4rg:a'iiC matter of the, jw°tits_;. advise ,`,."fj... to cult eat t+e ,
m
'd%'strong
g.
^�other: tat...
`.�id ""bine to r
fl
S 2, r'tctw�4 until you a..
�•he ai t andtheot wood .n
n n It°udd w
is that The '.-'ntfood balance shoul4 �i1 is pain. over the inner.
i sta} ,:_ the "`Yr earl tut'
120 , O 4'�.gao-f.a�ilt3 `tnat .1k:c, trees "32 al(,�' A[�e with or ipn�r ' .'r't i:,. C.7X2
d � ,.s 1-
�a vigorous 'woodgrowth,
but not, a then 211 iia the ,pace, i.lth a rzeli:,
H [ a^ Qj5 '€-.. ,,. but '...,. ill' yi3�,'d.L] "�
e;+L'L?._..$vic. z roa'lth, Latest investiga,� txturc of cement. Unlles`s the fret,
tions shard, that on most heathy trees ,ire moderately 'lteaii;hv. hi 'will aarg
Mlle
folia
i f?'iEl
ct it try) my pet,
+dpi 1,4 not. be s
t 1 Y1N'P'L.'A"
leas+ ;' retain a vigorous ,reed " v ieay fo xi .a �vaarl t huger reel -1i
9Cl .i2 �' sfss't
ce;t tetallY
er e of hear/roe also
t.,,e rv �e pro=
b.,..ly (1011, tori h and to ,e u 11 a#001#1`
1`
IJ. 1 ,ani Esau, i
utter
r 4. baker ta0a�.
the " S tTan XI&' 9 ;_
]) tall zt seen).
's,
dirt
eeel�1y'«
vtta*q,, sin
rte n tSt; well a., a. ;<°ee t-tiair
pr:mittve 1,
b nt i nt
rto',vh$re t zoael, s ,_xo, pazi in t
:Ph° e a
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verrsor4 liad o
'' it , e ' e a 0niue e' � gUrs
ad, t.<e face ..-� "lo.�.
n . Beeausg li�ntes. ma ll lithe ; for
li its sand lint bone arse
$ tali Ill
'• on rhe table. 'fhe
ou_d l A se.eazo
aeila t er oquette
gi her with n 'fo
ttoraalityt ,�:t: zee
Yt 7 t
a.oltnte._a_ to f`�n
it so 'ti
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wp _
speed wvit i "w47i1Cj4q
been :;ileal and pr
of it an '.r;;,r'o'11n?GE
'Jehov=ah thy is
: a� 5cob met t ',
PI
r• 11'pdy-ji _rade ;in the 4 soa tb ,fan be obtained front-gr5sftila, trees' Lozd 'h wd �Bzospp
A�OD -normal maxim.tl i. row th, bellow"r' the decayed portion and tutting ing He
G'i✓�;atr fhe rest:Its ltd' + l IIS' oft the dead .inti d 3 'x woof- s,;--,0`)-- ''8;'21. t.
cr�}. 1 a mt.&:F�.F�,
2'0 rc'o t to .,over rh`r � a the grafts have:�,naee S's'3'e Oe"tt, star - �' A§ t
near +'. ti~2«a'�" 't" 4Kf,', `fit I B,' - 4 !m71'�i'. 1� E'. acre I 5a�ielir st` P,. 1�F' *; -e. - e
er c".S soy zi as the
es 4 tat in po icree fit xt sttitcEgn v teVei
t ;ca ts�t^ia;e cr a 'ad oats thea l tt is flee
s. , 1e#rr "!' a3 tai prep moo' t3 fire
P 1 ed e 4P'PT$'1ng ,#
nl�i4, o each tr ,. acliff
'
ilaUghters air` 1. en
epart►I#tiitt 'lI�s�s tlnty wSif tIe ptzbtialieat yt
a means of tetentificatter, bo. tell nam sr
t ter.c i:rAity o oR g tl P FaP:: on'y. .a
Ct and c3 Ci..re-s 0 .e.itd �,.ricnea is 4°aGlottece,;
dcle:ss' atj co rret#�istirlenc� ter tf41a 73op
ttcQSidsris 'ivr�,. ""t'or stat,
-_r-.fs, pi
(1eae 3, t
see olte.
.ete ee
oie. good speed,,
lion y
yen 13
Oil
:y its to Stt)v s
a;
lt?litl's tilllll Xnt�_eit 4otdsios silica a
it ba,eltw h fat, aria
i" 1�' knr hobs, 3
Ft sp sal o=nam
F e .�nies to cletoomine ti
t'iu 3i1t' 'a nd. thk qa ttity i#£ `,tor
prof t G pd ltcw=.dey
arise of
?,f' ae', nn
r zai Qt, npl 1i ntiar
clitxer, but goo
ed from applying t,
s,lnn: o; Sirs'"; cu
1410 roes.
do 9z srri
harri
'tile t el is
t9alw'iTtt, about"
apitorie ac,.l and
? olio z the aPPlietly
sQ3i' soil on top of t1l'
I of a4 r air
ise sats
ere, usbig a hsn"
n -iia€mo iia R 4%i 4
4 i 17 Alli q
s C3,d pi$k''�
i melt a-ip
1o;1,a At.l cow:
I eopio,I �
*arae, ', peel
when the
11le551.P4,
i
fila` na ave
4aTtti 1Z its c
efc� R, 110 Ai
anointtt i11
'winter
ataatu
rt klvri, poi
aorllh aaftA
tittnort
llrorn
14.3
all in n
tilt a t €j7 �' e,s -A, Til o iia �*
d1 cdo tv 4roi to u
1e pr n or etttn93G tdi' iib?
llle fo itant rasiiti4rry enn °p
S-vt ,5.4i v ty Llttsl 3 aril
11,111 tcti in fzadi
or ;ipring.Sp k8i
$"*3166 filo spring plan
'1 iie sail ,
0 fie M pilin, it}d, e1i4 a e wa 1i
. C".
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t` 4at9tl iz .0 ,l'
•xttj�i:"riga ; � �
he esi bei iipit.cl lay at edit9w*moat
the year previous fts tie.; plead
pberry canes. rl"lti? sue -cats
rot: will be greatly assisted if
:round has been thoroughly fertilerei�i
er the: euititted eree. 11 now, i t
he pring6• you will aio well to drill
in nt h ass 200 or 400 pounds of it.
fertilizer nnalysingr 2 to ;IV; ammonia
mid a to l0%jc pheephorie acitiTat the
time you :lire isrepnriil fs the seedbed.
for the ratios. Such plant oad will
be readily available- for the young
snots when they start growth, and
should greatly assist in obtaining sat-
isfactory wood growth and strength-
ening the crop for ils first winter.
1.1.:-1 arse sin old orchard that
h l ,i.d
has been badly neglected. Some
large limbs ltave been sa tied off, and
nothing put over the place. This
fall same squirrels:1 started to gnaw
holes in those: paces and have "eaten
into the heart of the trees. Will you
Wee, advise Lite how to fix those
place: Also, some of the trees semi
to have a rotten heart:
alga
t' 20
lei's«�4et ;i
C� 49:
ct telt flit e t° t :;
4'.Qr4 do '4aotlust r omits wT
► C'hris ¶'re Garai
ds�il l� rcrcrxd3. k taiga xhe
ta6k ,g o9 at of w s ,,6, bttt
tib ibY$la I two" Th. 't
o ti:e hernia r R'e t't
Sam's flim
taa$u, tlir chore pian, zretairxleil
9alti . city with a scarf pin tlt;rt ro
tila "diamond" of no unusual i;te. Tt
wV:the pride of:.ltia heart ,and the
sof his village c:o7di'ranictns
# }rated all enquiries from thein in; to
vr4lile and its adltlie1kticwith
hbii scorn. �r
I'1 is
employ zifter a Wael; of ltask-
ing in its:ratlicnce, atsl.ed Snn$. about
it bietary:
"Sarre" 190 said, "Is it :a re 41 ala-
rmed ?
ia-matci,
It
i'
1�nli.f' said 'Sam it ain't, I've
wt skun out of a half -dollar."
Dumplings can be anttdu svit]a ]lilt
corn flour,
Alsilke, red clover and nlsike are
the rough feeds best adapted to form
the basis of the ration for dairy cows
and sweet clover is notto be despised
in this , regard. Other roughage
reeds vary greatly in nutritive -value,
wheat an r3e 'Stra being about t at
7
to .lot om of he list,with value
the t tin -
creasing in the case of oat straw and
cord stover, inthat order, and ensil-
age being outstanding as a cheap feel
6
that an b,, used in almost unlimit
th. $ c ed'�
quantities for all classes' of cattle,
CON T1P TI N,
LIVERCOMPLAINT
811.10US SPELLS.
;When your liver,becomes'sluggish and
constipated,inactive,-the>bowils'becoliie`
the'. tongue beconies' coated, 0
Su ated:: the is t
b
,ail_
bad, the stomach foul,and sick,.and biliu;.ts
spells occur on account of the liver holding,
back the bile which is so essentialto
promote the movement of,:the boa -els,
and the bile gets into the blood, instead
of passing through the usual channel.
The onl proper way to keep liver
active anc working properly is to keep
the bowels regular by using 11'iiIhurn's
Laxa-Liver Pills. They work smoothly
and gently, and do. not gripe, weaken and
sicken as so many laxative pills .do.
]4Ta. `James P. Colter, Hari lord :N
writos:—"I have used LVlil i trn'S' l'_asa-
Liver Pills for constipai ion and liver coo; -
plaint. At one time t used to hare a
bilious spell every litile while and wee,
was in heti for four inoutie; Sines;
'your pills, the bilious epees have 1,^It
I have rocommended t a. eel:iia ct' P1115 t o
many others here, and they are ris'oei
a tfw favor every day.? P
• Price 25c. a vlsi n t all clor l oairn1"
direct on receipt of r ice b id ,.i'. `'CtiSi1_
lturi Co,Limited, Toroata st1
li�i ate d aft eo►at s of t p`tt,tett9 ttltt. las
E"diiat+ e 0.10 encu ll 2u i F i ken tat ] bop
pti;,ato beetles in ebocl Otto of the
best rarietit'°•: el earl ° 1ik+tltt os tna
n't4"ww` ie Trish Cebbit r, l'tIz lets s.riet}xa
there alae few, that e:Gol tlrz ez ?wioun
fc.iit,ot ibe Carman No. �.
i2c ader:-=What kind of 'soil is befit'
uclnpted for wheat" 'What i. the
to Prepare the hand?
ilnswer:.Wheat thrives pn a med-
ium.;clay loam soil, ; It is a medium
deep; rooted plant„ requiring fairly
substantial` plantfooll its order to de-
velop a good growth of slroiagr, straw
and a satisfactory tilling, of the heads.
Por spring wheat, it possible have the
ground fall plowed at a medium
depth. In spring, work the seedbed
down by alternate disking alas
b
ar-
raisorolling I2the soil tendsto
iOt
be lumpy. Ato the time of drilling
the wheat, apply 200 to 300 pound
;of fertilizer ` analyzing about 2%
'eninionia and 10% phosphoric acid.
Che best application of fertilizer is
obtained through the fertilizer -drop-
ping attachment of the grain drill.
Such a drill seeds the wheat at t`ho
, same time ibat' it applies the fertilizer.l
)l t g,4:4 ctntttx dtjot'
tl t $it aa11 th n
incl be l�igii `ft
litcotiarE�iitXti
ryttel:1 44r wo
1�tti s f1. 'b .t ill' .alta a rtt "ed Hilal
aEt1 o8 i2 9t9;4 t t92c k gt on
waula be ernsltedl int kTte sepal It
sin1 1y the dortaine` that '.wrraono: and
tvrengd ser s cannot go unpunished It
7?9t4:1`be that god's", judgments aro de -
toyed seated es, but. sooner. or later.
cruelty, hard�ori.m,' iltlustice$ and
everything that turns against God will
he overwhelmed, The curse is upon
evil, and there is no escape from the
curse e .sept to eento to do evil..
''Distribution of Seed (Krain From'the
Dominion Experimental Farms,
19lis-19.
1 y instructions o2 the Ifon. Minister
V �
of Agriculture, a fres distribution �)f
superior sorts of grain will be made
during the comi0g winter and spring
to Canadian. .farmers.
The samples or distribution will
t consist of spring Wheat (about 5 lb.),
white cats (about 4 ib.); barley (about
Charcoal helps to keep the flock in
Healthful condtion at all seasons of
the year. During the summer and fall
i~
mach of the 'charcoal can .b e supplied
to the birds by burning stumps, the
pruninge from an orchard or scrap
of various kinds, but when the birds
are in the laying houses they should
have 'a supply of clean dry cltarcoak
always available. The charcoal absorbs
metgasesp
ids and • and helps to keep the
bird in condition when heavyfeeding
might bring on indigestion. Some.
poultrymen „Place... the -'stove ashes
t
the poultry hoppers after their . are
coal :and free from live coals and from
these ' ashes the birds seem, to get
w3 POULTRY,`:
5. sacs_
ii
EGGS
r -FEATHERS
i
Highest Prices Paid
Prompt Returns—No Commission
P. POIJLIN '8.:, CO. •
39 nonkoec+5nait 5Iaaxnet - Montreal
of''all
Better, quality preferred.
Write for prices,
�r-�,y q-, ORpqDFk6°y 78 lite fl
i711'CA.I �s l."50r. '
128 Mansfield St. Montreal
plenty of bits of charcoal to iseep them
in good condition.
In the gizzard of the foal Ihe feed
a
r
process
I !tt'� '
is prepared by a grinding t, for
further digestion. If grit is absent
the gizzard cannot function properly.
Many farm flocks do not receive a suf-
ficient supply q
If grit.They cannot
use their food to the best advantage
ar,d the health of the flock and the, egg
production will drop. liens crave
grit and it should be constantly sup -
.plied thein. 1 remember seeing a
flock -which had been in -winter quar-
ters for. several .months without grit
in. hoppers. They ;had cleaned up
gritty., s'ubetances fror<t the.. floor; and
were becoming decidedly worried ,for
lack of .",teeth." ' Wefound adi olds
broken vinegar jug its the scrap pile
rand pounded it up. In less then two
minutes the' Rech had eaten: thejug
and they kicked it up more eagerly
than •they would have eaten the finest
quality of corn or wheat. The hen's
instinct is all right even if her brain
appears to be somcvchat lacking, •^
Ch1`"e dropped in the Sall are apt
to do much - better when turned on
•grass: in -the.,spHing ti!an 'thole that
come along later in the virrtez'.
Azoturia rarely )ppears, among
horses at assure or aniong-'these 'do-
.
ing..regulpar work; but talifiost invar-
iably during exeriese after a period of
idleness,on full` feedwhieh hats sue
deeded a p° e;>ic'ts period ct ; ork,
5 lb.), and field peas (about 5 lb.).
These will be sent out, free, by mail,
from the Centra] Experhnental farm,
Ottawa by ±he Dominion Cerealist,
who will furnish the necessary ap-
plication forms.
{)n,,° one sample can be sent to each
applicant. As the supply of seed is
limited, farmers are advised to apply
very early. ,
J. H. Grisdale,
Director, Dertiinion Experimental
Farms.
Laid Opfer 2 Months
WITH 'PAINS IN BACK.
Pain in the back is one of the first signs
showing that the kidneys are not in the
condition they should ,be,•and it should
be gotten raid of immediately, if neglected,
serious kidney' -troubles are 'likely to.
follow.
There is a way to "shake off" for ever
'the constant pain of backache, theeannoy
ence of urinary troubles and all dangers
of kidney ills. Go to your druggist or
dealer; get a box of Doan's Kidney Pills;''
lake a few doses 'alnd see how quickly
your backache will disappear,
Mr. Hugh Morton, a Aland Alta,
writes:—"I sin glad;to'.feel:it my duty
to let you know whist great relief 1 found
by 'unang your Doan's Kidney Pills. 1
was laid up for two months with panus
iny' back and I: 'found relief afterhaving
taken half a box of "Doan's." 1 cannot
recommend there too highly do anyone
having weak kidneys, as They 11550 been
a great help to ate."
The phenomenal. success :'of 1)oan's
Kidney Pills in all.parts of the world -has
brought forth many imitations.. ,See that
you get " Doan's when you;askfor them.
Our trademark "The Maple Leaf" :is
en every box. Price: inc. at all dealers.'
ref ailed direct onreceipt' of price by ThFe
i'.. Millitn•n Go,,..Licnited, Toronto, Ont.
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