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The Hatching of Turkeys. f not Mimed to set they will usually
The turkey hen begins seeking a 10- Icy again in a very short time. The
cation fer her uest souls time before', first eggs can be placed under chicken
she is ready to lay, and if nests are! bens and before they are ready to
provided for iter in suitable peaces� hatch there are likely to be other
bout the farm bafldings azul yards' turkey hens wanting to set. After
asha will usually accept them.r trying these out" on some nest eggs
I secure geed -sized dry goods boxesfora few days, to prove theirw vthi-
and large barrels, such as salt barrels a ness, give them the eggs incubated by
and place then. along the fence and in R the chicken's pen. Even though she
corners of the turkey yards, These has been setting for ,a few days, she
are covered partizifly with brush or, is ready to welcome the little poults
cornstalks to hide them and make; when they hatch.
them looIt attractive. A deep rest pf l By hatching all remaining eggs in
hay or straw is made ir,side and a nest • the sante way, giving the poults to
egg is provided. I also make nests} the last heas setting, one can usually
inside, in each cornier of the turkey„ manage to hare turkey mothers for
sheds, Ie:arnitg tip' boar~ls to hide thein, € all. If each mother is given a. large
It is not t;r.utmad to bele each of the : roomy hose to shelter her brand she
four corners occupied by a setting.' calk nicely cover and care for sixteen',
turkey - at the enure time. Ito eighteen little ones.
Eggs ci of ,i ire gathered every days I usually place 'about. fifteen eggs
and placed in a cup°, we31 aired reo,n,! tinder a turkey hen and nine muter a
(never in a cellar}, and turnedL�ossa- clicker. lien, depending:, of course, on
slangily of kept very' it rg. Esus can a size of ergs and hens, but 2t is best
be kept three. v. -edits z*:3 1 t.l, wellin.crt to have isle sleet tea c2•awde+i at
At i seli for hest.,rr:g sty e!c malt Lashing time.
ant early Int.,hin bilde, I use on?y i Inet,b,lto2•, are sometimes success -
Che ;first laying of eggs from a els / f•, ly weed in hatching turkey egos but
turkey hen. There are always more . they require different methods of
eggs than the turkeys can cover ani' handling from chicken's eggs.
lone of them are placed under good" As a rule, the turkey hen will take
reliable chicken bens but when they: pr<.per care of herself while setting
hatch they are given to the turkey lam but ocear1onelly there is one, especial -
to brood as she is the natural and' iv among, the paillets, that will the
best mother. ; the matter too seriously, not tieing
I mar -,age to have them all hatch : willing to leave the nest for fond and
at about the same time within two exercise. These should be taken off
weeks if passible) as they Develop a nil shut out frontthe nest twice a
better and are more easily cared for; week and for at least twenty minutes
if they are all about the Gaols agel each time. They will eat quantities
Huwever, if one has a large r aege of gre s, dandelions, etc., but do not
and time to give especial atten,ien to seem: to require Hauch food. Give soft
diose of different ages, a las •ge.' 'leen! foal or small grain (never corn) anti
can be raised from the sante renather sews that they have access to fresh
of birds. If the first hens lay arg are; water.
Dicky's Comfort..
When 1✓a$ter Daycame for the sec- ;
end time in Fluff's life he seemed as ; EASTER 'MESSAGES
anueh excited about it as: a fuzsy yel-1
low toy chicken can be, He reenena-
bered last Easter Day, when be had ! d. a'
stood atDieky's place on the breakfast
table. Would there be another chicken Dewa under the brown, earth, it
this time, he wondered. Ile dreaded gardens where the cold never penie-
the coming of a new pet—a Fluff with trates, live the fairies, Yes, thele
none of his fuzz worn off, looking all they live and are happy as the days
neat and spick and span, are Iong•. Yesterday, as they all lay
If Fluff had known what was cern- curled up in the hearts of the flowers,.
ing, he would have flopped right off a shrill whistle sounded and, like so
the nursery mantelpiece to the floor, many ck-fn the -boxes, out popped
But he did not know, and so he stood heads from every flower,
in his place and waited for Dicky toNo wonder! Right on the heels of
take him down for their morning That whistle skipped the fairy post-
game together. man, the dearest sort of a little fel-
Presently, whale Fluff waited sag the tow, all dressed in brown, with shim -
mantelpiece and Dicky sat on the floor mery blue wings. Over hisshoulder
and gazed. et his Easter cards, Uncle hung a huge bell like a flower, just
Richard came striding in with a box overflowing with dainty p"mk, blue and
under his argil green letters. Most delightful let -
Miele vele Richard had not been ]eng ters, girls and boys, written with dew
home from overseas, and he still wore on flower petals and uunningly.sealed
his uniform. Yet in spite of his but- , with honey. The next time you see a
tons and his straps he sat down, crumpled flower leaf you'll know, it's
"clickety-stick," on the floor beside a fairy letter and perhaps --oh, a very
/ninny.perhap:!--you may read it.
He held out a box. "There, old man," The postman waited till the fairies
be said. "That's your Easter gift, all had settled down cozily to read their
the way from Switzerland;" mail, then the littleeraseal blew :such
Dicky grasped the box and tore oft' a sharp blast on lies silver whistle
the wrapping's while Fluff stared from that the whole company nearly
ifs per.b on the mantelpiece. The boy tumbled from their flowers.
pullANI off the lid. `''Why, it's a peA',Listen!" cried the mischlcn•ousl
cock!" he cried.
IN FAIRYLAND.
They set the toy peacock on his flet. sprite when they had in a eneasur.
He was a gorgeous bird, with a long recovered, there is a great, 'big, stiff'.
letter lying against the post efflce',
neck and a beautiful tall. Unclo 'pause whom s t it's too big to go inside. I duet
Richard turned something ill the side know it's for and I don't know
of the toy, ind thencestep -step , whom it,a from, but who will help me
step—away the -clench starc'he'd, carry it to the queen?"
straight across the timer! Presently
he stood still and spread his spieadid "I! ' I!" cried Alt the fairies to -
tail wider and 'wider, until it looked gether. ]lterclesl Khat curious crew
like a beautiful fan.
"Ohl Oh!" Dicky gasped. "Make
him walk again, Uncle Richard', Make
him walk again;"
1rd again the peacock walked.
tures these fairies are!
"Come on, then!" cried the post-
man. And, half skipping and half fly-
ing, the wbole company trooped after
him. When they reached the post of -
Fluff's little black eyes almost pop- lee ---a giant jack -in -the -pulpit --
ped out of his head. He taw that his there stood the monster letter. Trus
day was over, but he was not in the an enormous letter, just about the si
least jealous. Was not this glorious you or I might •write. But think hew
• ..._ .._ peaeoock more worthy of Dicly's love tiny fairies are:
+t':De go o! the country's genre"a1 than a shabby yellow chicken? Still, "Come," laughed the postman, "let's!
aeseurtc•: hi order to ]sold thz tens/lee he could not help feeling sad and a carry it to the queen:"
lfairly i:e;weer. a'.1 til;a ses but Canada little lonely With a great fluttetiee of wings
being the Hurd largest wheat growingJust then Uncle Richard glanced at the little gentlemen fairies seized the
Colony houses :ire so useful that lams second largeet wheat e,.portin ; the clock. Who,s going to walk to edges of the letter, first inviting some.
they are worth
y of a trial on more country in the 'world, needs to i e zn church with me ,he asked, of the little lady fairies to ride. Then
fume. I fink an eight -by -ten house a" no; it,on to make accurate re,:orte of• picky jumped up and pat his new away they flew gayly to the great
to be ideal for a stove brooder which to:hta.ritn in return for similar re- pet carefully on one end of the antel
fragrant rose, wltere the queen lay
protects fxain two to thre hundred ports frons other countries. Other Piece- '"I'm
11 look at ynu again, alien napping. But the fluttering of wings
chicles, The houses I have used have, reasons are that those who market 010'1' come backs his wakened her, and when she saw the
been ten feet wide and eight feet deep tl country's productions may be inform- afternoon, he mid. the
yoy peacock. giant letter ,,he was e' curious as
but the new ores will be eight feet
led W exact conditions so as c„ 4c able'
wide and ten feet deep. This eddit]an- to sell to the best advantage for thei stated proudly at Fluff, and Fluff
al depth makes it possible to put theproducers that those seeking profit -R blinked timidly at the peacock,
brooder quite a distance ball from able openings for enterprise may . At last wben evening came a tired
the window. When colony houses of.' know loe.al cnditions; and to sum up,o little boy dragged himself into the
that depth are used for roosting guar- so that agricultural statistics may be nursery,
ters during the sum1ner, it is best to furnished en the highest trustworthy "1 did want to look ""cit you some
have an opening in the back for ven-
tilation.
When colony houses are used for,
brooding there is much less fire risk
than when the brooders are paced in.
larger buildings. Culouy houses can
be moved if new :oil is needed for the
' grooving stock They can be placed
the rest.
"O i ! i ie the e c ' c ; that they were marked glen, Associa-tl II1, 'Worship, 26.3.1.
pen t Open at. _h rte 1, cosy
with Jesus had made them cbjeets" o • ,,
with excitement. And an oblighag�, j'. ,.G.kfter eight days again, The
young woodpecker, who had heard thc' Caln of suspicion
Jewsto'the Jewish
t lir uthoriti u,: dtsciglesat • sa« 3esus' bodily pre epee
queen's request, flew down and slit itf Jesus appearet �uddenly. Then to calm day of the intervals
week. Thomas was
open with hes long ]rill, _ first
I their startled bewilderment, He speaks • with them. Although lite felt ihtbble,
Then with great difficulty the let the gracious word of peace, Shoved...
authority and the mischief caused by tattle, ieky staid, but nt sofrom the to share their vvoneierful eoltvfdtiota,
inaccurate statements issued from. seePy! The wordy ended in a long ter was dragged ands stationed upon body hands
those side.His
sbylivlucl .Thomas was still in the enlivener of
awn. and two fairyhis brethren. Jesus comet]! (Rev.
interested motives may be checked. y the, edges to keep it from blowingiHe could be unmistakibiy recognized,?jeer.)• a sudden appearance its before.
o d "Neminutes later Dicky
was in sway .Disciples .glad; a joy that was never! Vs. ,27 29. cnith he anceomas. He
Five
fever mind," his mother vvlris- „React it! Read its" cried the whole: leave them again, but vvais to be knew iris disciples through led
Fertilizing Strawberries, pered; "you'll wake brightcompany, up and do own with
a and PP , j s ,.1 23, Again peace The first
To get real results on a mauls -fruit c0cic " excitement. The court eembe ate ed • r o _ k y k b f Not faith -
forward
TBE SUNDAY SCHOOL
EASTER. LESSON
St. John 2018 1 i-31 Golden Text ---Tine Lord is riser in-
deed. St. Luke 24. 34,
Time and llace4-••Sunday, .April 9,i There is no n e iia s ieeu9 atirg, why
A.O. 30; a house in J rusaletn. be *as n.st. The other disciples..said.
Connecting links ---Mary, tiagdalere They were full .,f their joyful teepee -
had told the disciples of her wonder :these
and meat have ret Thomas with.
ful experience, these words of exultation. Except I
I. Joy, 19-23. shun sce,.,put lny finger,.,thrwit nzy
Vs, 19,,20, The same day at evening; could .1 will not believe.. 1 mesa he
nses the
the evening of that never to -Le- fart; reality of h atbbodya whiich 1 wn eel a seen
gotten day of our Lord's resurrection,' Mailed to 'the tress, Thorna;; Tela. it
which gave its foundation to the 2inx,os cible Kt. 1;6 to L'e leve in t'
Christian hope. Doors. .shut..fear of risco Jesu'.
kite Jews. The disciples ralreedv felt
h and early tale key -note of all their ultsslonaly through, and so he x'nswer Canino
g1a5 wftir vans beautiful pea- hoppinglabors, on t]ae ver ground wh.,cn hr la
taken up as wee a ore. ocmop, fer g On the lti h malitel2tere the pea- and peered knowingly at thel peace was the restos ation of per -
mar
i- less, but believing. Literally "become
near tale farm home early in thespringtoo long, Nitrate of soda in mild sole- clef smiled high
at Fluff, andwriting" „ souls confldenee, the second "`peace.' .not faithless, but faithful." Faithless-
Lat r the broadens need attention.he tion may be applied with profit to Flu#f looped nteelcly and audrniringly "Allem," began the scribe in some the prepanatiou for work, nesa ats well as frith is realty sti
Later thor pan be l,reuttl into t strawberries as late as when they are
fields or orchards where the browing at the peacock.
poultry -will have fine range conditions. blooming; but I wish to suggest a Then they heard the dreamy voice
Portable roosting sections of two -by -
found
simpler treatment, which 1 have again, "All right," it said, "I'll play
two pieces -can be nude to fit into each found to give wonderfully flute results. with the peacock to -morrow, but
other as soon as the chicks are wean- Since tap -growth on strawberries is please hand me nay Fluff chicken
ed and ready to roost. not desirable, fertilizers rich in am- novae
houses are els to glove made should not be used. What the
tilizfzt must not be delayed
embarrassment, ,"er—realty, your, Ifo now gives then. their definite coni- process. Thomas must check his dis-
majesty, I oral make nothing of it!" .mission as His unbassadrirs, Their estrous course, Thomas =inevsered ,
And, really, boys and girls., I donetltask is the carrying on of His own said . My Lord and my God. . It
i xevelatroat of God, IIs breatl2ed nn ,
see how he could, fox this writing was! them: the symbol of imparting to}ratoThomas actually put thet for a montent to be matter
posed
so fearfully slings. Why, one letterit'ern his dem spiritual life. (Compare to the ornatest.e Seen , believed
alone was as big as a Fairy! j Gen. 2: ?,'where the same emblem is not seen yet have believed.
"The wise men! How about the used of the natural hfe,) Receive ye Fifth that rests an sigh
Then Fluff smiled proudly at the
000117 y
strawberry wants chiefly, is potash. wise sten?" eall+ecl one of the eeurt!the Holy Ghost. There was notlung
when built on skids. These skids can y+ P peacock; he could not help it. Ancl the ladies and a dozen ren off to fetcl,lnleebanical about the gift. The holy ollt_e, a genuine faith, and. Jesus
b d f e rht by two planks Nail
The best n cheapest f a p next minute lie zeas in the bed beside them tr 1 t Ti• Spurt has to be reserved Irving y g
h tad a t nim f potashu acreza s Thomas' elger co,tfes-
e made
o ib - z r em s• •ais i away or some way.. re. i A '"siert. $i2t there is a higher
tvvo punks together and bevel the that we haveMisvvaod-ashes.�Thi�s a his master. --Youth's Companion. wise Hien tyelg-eti>u,a-.t11e skies' g q - P g quality of
ex er faitli is xe uir�eci is clic recipient. /faith, which does not demand the evi-
edtrwuSll�lCL�5 S i. i'di a the right ttSt .�PEsR`lrk�Ta)ic der- •_•
Ile is a vvisi dais mail` cello se "t ajlough a monster telescope fog r"fligzis '>--. ,r •II. Doubt, 2.1 30. a dense of sight ;lulu touch. That kind of
r.•w+r at the time, is trulyL wonder y
one side of the House. Then make the
vserker. Thane who care to have the trap to catch the first welI-informed of fairies on Mars and were not pleas-, Vs, °4, i"=k0mas,,,callcd Tljdymus °faith, Jesus calls `"ble sed" the salve
other and use the two skids connected foliage of their plants a rich dark cow -tester that comes his way. •
Icy two -her -fours as the four..
ed at the interruption, so they came twin " as" Did •muus''1•eisl' the
ns Greek 1 weed fession�af zed to '3 e~sla sl,Peter's
great
d 1` d t twin. y tan .., ..ip, S,
dation
grumbling an growling., an one not,
for the floor boards. lain soot. In, applying the ashes It If for no other reason, a dairyman wishing to lose any time brought the' equi alentt,Was .tot with them -..
,Matt. 16: 17.
1 h I I Py telescope son pausing few
green may add to the ashes a little
The Nest colony eases have a glass
use the following plane should feed his cows alfalfa' and other a escope a . g, p g every
window in front and as smaller opening In late March or early April, when legume hay to provide the animals minutes to squint through it at tho i thenki 2n, flQrcest stumble -bee in Variations of Live Stock
This so startled the old w'i'se man Market:
that the telescope turned a complete, ,The Live Stock Branch at Ottawa
somersault. He caught it nervously advises of an unusual rush of calves
and without noticing that it wa up- to the markets in Canada as detailed
side down pointed it tremblingly at in the weekly reports. The unavoid
the huge letter. Then -to the amaze- able result has been a decline in priees,
ment of every one he read in a deep The Toronto marleet report for March
though shaky voice: 9 -.notes .a dollar drop an the first day
"The Easter Bunny wishes all of the of the week, and the Montreal report
fairies a very happy Easter, and has in recording heavy offerings says, "It
is yet early in the calf season, and if -
drovers and farriers persist in market-
ing quantities of cbmnion, unfinished
veal, priees are likely to sink to a
e - very low level." Montreal is a veal -
Lily the queen, and gave the old wise eating city but a better;, quality is de -
Cream together three-fourths cu of
P man a inttle hue eh was so pleased mended. From <Textuary 1 to Marelt
and one •eu sugar Beat r 2 there was received at Toronto 8,623
the yolks' and whites oatwo eggs sepcalves against 5 3 in the same period
irately end add to the sugar, stir in throe+ h- the wrongend of :a telesco e , g ,`
g P last year and at Montreal 6,627
was the. proper we:y to rel a giantagainst 5,475• Last year the prices on
above the window for ventilation• the last of the 'Winter rains and snows with plenty of lime for bone making.
When the curtain is down on rainy are beginning to leech into the slowly Oaives from cows so fed are strong.
days the window furnishes enough
light for the chicks.
Agricultural Statistics.
The Dominion Statistician, Ottawa,
trine -int out a special appeal to farm-
ers to make returns to hien of the
extent of the areas sown to the prin-
cipal field crops and the numbe:of
farm live stock by gleans of card-
boaxd schedules which are being dis-
tributed, or will be supplied on appli-
cation. It is explained that these sta-
tistics are required only for o.facial
compilation to mare national returns,
will be regarded as confidential, and
will in rto way be used for purposes of
taxation. The reasons for the returns.
are: That reliable and accurate total
sta+tisci, s may be at the disposal of
farmers, who will thus be enabled
to r. egalate their crops and live ::tock
and also to quote their crop prospects
when applying for credits. Not only
do gavcrnrnents require accurate
warming earth, I scatter over the Otherwise cows are emaciated because
mulched rows of berries wood -ashes they have been obliged to use bone
that have been sifted to remove im-
purities and bulky matter. I am care-
ful not to let the ashes fall in hand-
fuls over the crowns of plants. But
in avoiding smotheri.g of the crowns,
I ani not miserly en the application.
On a garden patch •15x40 feet I have
used with astonishing results four
bushels of wood -ashes at. a time.
About a month later, when it is
time to gat the mulch off, I lift it
carefully aside; then, as soon as the
soil is workable, I rake. in a second
but lighter application of ashes, try-
ing, without distuiabing the roots of
the plants, to get it in as close to
them as possible. Then the mulch is
returned to the rows and about• the
plants, but,' of course, not over them:
This fertilizing in the early spring
is the very best insurance I have been
able to discover for a phenomenal
yield of strawberries in the home
garden. -
Direct from TRAPPER to MANUFACTURER
J. SCHWARTZ &° CO.
ides -tea IQAM 1paoTVEnrti FUR8IER8
Zing Vit. West
liOnk
Torouto,
oat.
• PSuskrata
Fins 116x,. Lame Fine I,iz. Larger; Large -Med.
0 . $2,60 $2.00 $160
isoawers
L arae Medium
40.00• 80.00
30.40• 20.00
11x. Large
t artc $60,00
Ordlearr. , $40.00;
Small Kits Damaged -
31.00 and Shot
$2.60-$1.0D
Small Good Unprimo
$16.00 26.00-$16.00
$10.00 $20.00-$-6,00
We will hold Shipper*' Pure the necessary time for them ,to; returr.
renttttatice if not satisfied with sur- grading.
Ship by Express or Parcel Post. Quick Returns Guaranteeit
Bank tte5 renes--.Domin,'an Bank, Toron(u..
awes...s.:wcae.
sky, The queen was provoked by
their slowness in obeying her com-
mands.
"Here!" she cried intperiausiy to
materials froni their own bodies to -the old fellow lagging behind, `•read
rear their calves, ° this letter at once or you shall be
Recipes for Faster Cakes
Easter would not be Easter without thin slices' of candied cherry. Over left some surprises in the secret tree
its dainty and delicious Easter cake these pour the remainde'r of the mix- hollow known to the queen!"
and any of the following4;.recipes will tore, dust 'top- with pulverized sugar "Oh, oh!" cried the fairies, "isn't
make one fit to charm the palate of and.bake. it lovely?",
the most exacting. Lily Layer Cal.. "Let's go for the surprises!" laugh-
43'
augh
Easter Cake.
Put one-half cap -of `docoa and one
shortening, p
And, lie the foxy odd clear, pretended
cup of sugar into a bowl and add one that he knew all along that squinting
half cup of water. Beat the yolks of
two eggs, add these to the cake, with one-fourth cup milk and one and one -
With
d
one teaspoon of baking=powder sifted hail' cups flour sifted with one round- letter, and he explained to the other
with one -hall -cup of flour. Season, ed teaspoon of baking -powder. Line v men that if looking through'one
with vanilla fold in the stiffly beaten two jay tins with paper, put in the end made objects large,looking
whites of the eg Line two Helly t th through the ether end would make 1 I h
lite
tins with paper, pour in the mixture icing. then. ebina�ne.
We17, well! I don't ];now about rn Toronto, the difference usually
cloth ld t d 1 that!
Cream together o ct p ragi�gin�g !rani 5Oc t'o $1.25. Ginttle,.
Tly Easter Lil oal"ves and sheep all range higher in,
Y• Toronto. On March 9 cattle at To -
March 9 were in Toronto'$16 and iin
Montreal $13, This year on the. same..
date •th,ey were $14.and $9 respective
y. t is wort y to note that hogs ere
invariably higher- in Montreal Pthan
cake dough an , a_e. "nos'
, w,t
and bake twenty minutes, Dampen •a Fruit Squares
in cold water am ay over n'- short-
kitchen table, set • cake tins on this ening and ,one cup of st r. Add two
three minutes before removing cake. beaten eggs ,and ford teaspoons of
Dust top of calls very liberally with ry,i�lk. Put two tablespoons of pre- The lily rests for ni,any -a month ronto were quoted at $9 and at Moult
confectioners' sugar and lay second, served rhe.rrios, two of chopped can- Within the bulb ,ntombed, real at $8. Sheep were at $14•50 and
cake en it. Frost top, sprinkle liber. died peel and two of. chopped figs In dust and darkness, -were it once $11' reepecttively, Cattle were dovrn,
ally -with cocoanut and decorate with through meat grinder. Stiff• these into So radiantly blooinecl, compared with the sante date. last
;mall colored candies put on in thethe•cake with sufficient t1oni to nlalie Until upon it sepulchre
year, but sheep were slightly higher
shape of narcissus ulossonrs or an a stiff batter, sifted with two tea- God's shining finger lies— in 'lo nto but down in Montreal.
Easter bell. spoons baking -powder., Spread on lois sunshine, reaching through the d
Snow Cake.
Greatestfloured board pat down until loom
, Waves:
Beat the whites of five eggs until about three-fourths inch in thickness. And bidding it, arise,
dry, then heat in three-fourths eup of Cut in squorea, balce in ili•oJ,era•te oven to be those of the Cape of Good Hope.
granulated sugar. Sift 'together one- and feast with he :following': ` Onc cup It twists the bulb and breaks the clod
where under the influence of a uorth-
fourth ter,s.poon soda;: one-half tea- of 'brown sugar put in saucepan and And lifts above the mold' west gale they will sometimes reach:
spoon •;baking -powder, amd one-half cooked until melted, adding a .little A.bucl unfolding in a flower a'heigh:t of 40 feet.
A heli
cup flour. AddAddany fruit. se.:seasoningor sweet milk to prevent burning �� i
Vanilla, but do not 'beat after" sugar filst. put over. fire. Cook a nlil it spins
is beaten into e,g,' Pour; half the '1 thread, Desai the white of an. egg
immixture in gem pans:. and over'. •h E: into ;t1:,c, 'nixture and s-pread on the
t4) lay very' thin ehrec!s of citron anis:balled squares,
The greatest waves known are said
Of fragrant white and gold. _
And fi^om the altar Ea`s'ter• Day
Y
In all its pure ` •perfection,;
It proves anew the miracle'
�p
Of death and restirrection.
Says Sam The fellow' who makes
good at farming has got to Moo his
mind and his body 'moving at the sa'mi
time,and in -the same direction,