HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1920-3-11, Page 2Poison Barrage Por Orchard Pests
Unhappily, there is an tweet, fun -
gas, blight or pestilence of some sort
likely to attack alruo..t every plant
laid that grows. This IF especially true of
fruits. The experienced fruit grower
is well acquaiuted lath title fact, cote
sequently he his conte to regard pro-
tective measures against insects and
Success t Turkey Raising. This can be fed dry in hoppers, Ot disease as being of as much import-
At no thee in the history ot the . In earl)
ones toward lurcess as the work of
v1Orld has it been so neeessaly to give
thought and diligent care to the rate-
ing of turkeys aa the spring of 1320.
All reallze that the duller has de-
creased in value. In turkey raising
We must manage to make more money
by losing as few young as possible.
The past water the top was reached
in the price of turkeys on the market,
and the demand for breeders has been
greater than the supply,
Now Is a splendid time to commence
turkey raising. The reports of the
turkey market show tremendous sales,
and great numbers of egg orders. If or
twentydy eggs onthStr ' Set two <r
anyone fails to make money with tui three chicken hens on nine turkey
keys, or in raising a gond flock, it is eggs each, when hatched give all the
poults to the turkey hen.
It takes four weeks for turkey eggs
to incubate, and the setting lien must
be fed anti watered. Here let me Say
to those who wish to be economical:
buy some first-class eggs, and raise
Your next year's breeders,
mixed with itilk or
swing 50010 time put'two tablespoons planting and cultivating. Usually he destroy the foliage. Therefore In of doesn't wait for the appearance of warm weather a 11111der spray is em•
abov1eS mixture t hle,•I to a gallon of the these pests, lie assnn es that they played, such its Bordeaux mixture, a
We are 0,1w ready for eggs, which are "on their nay,' aid phius to greet compound of lime and sulphate of cop -
moat be handled with clean heeds, utero with the Most inhospitable per, given the mune Bordeaux mixture
and carefully put in baskets or boxes, measures at his command—a poison- because it w'ae first used in the vine -
and turned every few days. Once the ons barrage. yards of that district in France.
nest i5 selected, the turkey will usual-' lis general, they: are three ways of It is impossible to give any Axed 501
1y lay the entire litter of Eggs init if + preparing t113e poisonous reception: of Pules for a spraying schedule. Some
unmolested Place the ilial eggs laid t aprayhig,,dusting and gassing, Spray- orchards will yield a crop of Prime
under the firsthen that goes 10 setting, l ing is the most widely used treatment, fruit o0 two or three sprayings a year;
first freeing the hen from lice with in-' the most convenient, and probably the others may require a half dozen.
sect powder. Place straw in a barrel- only mottled that should be considered Generally speaking, if a dormant or
box or A•shaped house; put eighteen ; by the hone gardener, leastways in winter spray is thoroughly applied
connection with trees and bushes. every other year it will control scale
Dusting vegetable Plants is another Insects. Then the first summer spray
matter, which will bo taken care of in is applied just before the blossoms
a later article, open, and while the leaf buds are un -
Sprays for. Different Purposes. folding. This spray cotitrols the cater -
At the outset one should remember Pillar, scall and leaf eating insects.
Trees should,never be sprayed while
there are two classes of sprays: those they are In full bloom. Not only will
which are intended to control insects, this interfere with pollination and m
commonly known as insectprobably destroy any bees, valuable
those which are intended too a es, check and or agents of the orchardist, but 1t is like -
event disease, called fungicides. ly to destroy the blossoms themselves.
The solution intended solely to hill When the last of the blossoms have
insect pests rarely has any value as a fallen it is a good time for the second
fungicide, and the out-and-outfungi-
summer spray, to control the coddling
Bide seldom has any virtue asas an in moth or apple worm. The sprayer
secticide: There are compounds, how aims to 511 the calyx cavity of the
ever,
ever, which are designed its a combine' Young fruit before its lobes close and
tion spray—for both purposes, A render this safeguard impossible. As
lime -sulphur solution is the foremost. a rule, the next spraying is given
Insect destroying sprays must be when the fruit is about halt ripe.
considered from still another angle. The lime -sulphur sprays, Bordeaux
They must be selected according to mixtures and other compounds may be
the manner in which the insects do prepared at home, but unless the fruit -
their feeding. Certain species feed by grower has a large number of trees, it
Uittng and chewing; beetles, Gator- will be better to buy the commercial
pillars and worms are in this class. To brands sold by seed firms and farmers'
kill them we simply distribute a supply houses, all ready to be diluted,
poison on the foliage or other parts
of the plant on which they feed, and Select Suitable Apparatus.
In this way reach the stomach of the Spraying apparatus, implements for
pest, hence the term—stomach pots- applying the solution, are required, of
ens. Paris green is the old stand-by course, a selection of which depends
of this, class of poisons, though in re- mostly upon the amount of work to be
ceut years arsenate of lead has grown done. The hand atomizer is the
in favor, because it is less likely to in- simplest device, but this is out of the
question for anything but a few small
plants. Pumps which are carried
about by hand coma in three types—
the bucket pump, automatic sprayer
and the knapsack pump. There are
useful in the garden, and are practic-
able for a few trees, when a greater
investment seems unwarranted. Then
there is the barrel pump outlet, which
is mounted on wheels, or intended to
be loaded on a cart. These are used
in small orchards,
Large orchards demand a power out•
fit; there can be no question on this
score. "Such equipment comes in varI-
ous sizes. They consist of a tank and
motor -driven pump mounted on a spe-
cial truck, from which one o1• more
hoseconnections are run withfitted
spraying nozzles. These nozzles are
mounted oe spray rods or poles 02 ten
or more feet.
while trees are dormant, at which time
it Is absolutely safe, killing all forms
of scale inseete, the eggs of plant lice
and so forth, 1t the same time It is
an excellent fuegicitie. In the eine
rater it is used in a more diluted form,
as at fungicide, but not as a contact
spray, because to matte a tints -sulphur
solution of suflleient strength to net
as a destroyer of insects it is like' to
because they rely upon the birds to
do all the work. Don't eepect returns
with little 1110nes and no labor in-
vested.
Special care• %booht be exercised 111
selecting the breedhtg stock. No mat-
ter what variety yeti choose, it is al-
ways advisable to secure pure-bred, • When the turkey eggs are set, the
vigorous and !earthy stock. To do
this we must ret took at the price tee date should erecorded,
al laao when
the
e
1eng. The best le eerie ton good when time for hatching
buying turkey,. !!void baying to -bred the following method most satisfac-
stock and using reales for more than havetory, and increased
re. tem to breedte` ers
one season. Yell rig Stook are not their from one hell
best the first year. Hen turkeys are hens and four toms.
at theta nest Prom two to six and seven Take a piece of poultry netting
years. Toms do well until four or abut thiy rty feet w feet 10 g; nail laths to
to
Ova ,ears. it this around the nest of the mother and
The will
thrive
i- as nyla d, bird, young turkeys. Pat before her a shal-
r'CW will thrive In any land, will low vessel of water, oyster shell, and
prow r any sail, areor used. any climate if hole corn. Take the hen from the
proper methods ods In these
tsrcgresslve Lime^ study of conditions nest—she will drink and eat, and the
11!11tbe given in all Iines of business babies will drink and eat some grit
iso order that the greatest profit may They do not need any food, as they are
be realized. Raising turkeys is no ex- l=atched with the yellow of egg in
00511100. `Item; this 10 nourishment enough
t:reeding time is Nee here; turkeys i for them for three days. The grit is
commence to lay in March. A. teat can , their teeth, and goes to gizzard and is
fartillee the eggs of twelve hens, so , ready to help digestion and grind their
first food. Indlgetlon causes bowel
is r,oee;hk a-eeir rout mans. Pttre
sleet. to et1•ouger and better in every : trouble, which generally results In
Way tines scrub or sm ell stock and' death. The morning of the third day, jure the plants, also because it is not
and Gives hatter na,i11151ior.. Se,tie ..0=1 an egg for the brood, squeeze it so easily washed off by rains.
* 11 This Can be given
R * ROBLE
Address all communications for this department to
Mrs. Helen Law, 235 Woodbine Ave„ Toronto,
Anxious Parent: You aro not the lengthy drives and staving outlate at
Arst parent who has faced this Prole night should never he permitted. 113'
tem. The quaint, oid-fashioned phrase mean- of meta and early training
"keeping company" is no longer used
to toll that a young man Is pitying at-
tention to a girl, but no matter what
Phrase Is used young risen still call
upon young women, and every right-
minded parent worries more or less
at this period.
Intelligent and far-seeing parents
de5lre to have their sons and daugh-
ters mingle with refined, well-bred,
sensible associates, and in time marry
worthy mates and set up happy homes
of their own. Sometimes this desire
takes the form of over -anxiety; the
parents wish to choose the "inlawa,"
and thus they place difficulties 10 the
way of their children, The wise attI-
yore mind on the bread n,osr ad^pied up, seen and & .
to yo'ie locally sed tl.' rel:=,go el land , ere'; few hours for several days,
ytlu wi-h lheot to titre; m•er. Select Then b'.sclrlts ciambled and some
cd s.ioolc flew breeders wen can for.: chick feed fed.
111
This chicle feed mash 1 min in pro -
The LOU:to t,' o•rtueds to' y001. 7oci1 Portions as follows:
by stomach poisons. Plant lice are
A fewesira a 'tar< c1^±. for biro will
bag of Uran, about SO Pounds typical of this class. They must be
ne a ea.ying ieves'•nent.. If her is rile beg: of ground wheat.,330 pounds
errdestroyed by so-called contact sprays,
the ell �tou'"( tent be:, avid it is 1 hag rf yellow feed, corn usually caustic,liquids, which are aim -
W Were;,i.r. ie + 1 r lease ' meal or corn grits.. , , 100 pounds ed to stripe the bodies of the pests
.cc:„ ,,e• , Fine ground bone meal 35 pounds and to cause their death by absorption
t . t fov
Sited b; of scraps 65 pounds of the poison.
t" Clock size granulated char•
i.1^ ewe r on , en!ontl. 1 1.011( 20 pounds
Fess sees:- en. thy.: win. not •
; o i Sifted oil curie meal 17 pounds
55 0 _,!c ,1 .;1(15 to lay. 5 !calf 3 pounds
rc', il, 0•:1(0. . la-'r.f .'rue
. e 1 r. thee .
ru s
is Ike:, t 660 pounds
ear ,, - ee "01 1_tore wirer, the • t'1 irep the roulte are two weeks old
taeat r r, t+,^*;•. Flaoe Cleav siraw,l give them a wet mash once a day
'in them. orad 01110,1 neat egg. In shed.
Insects which have no jaws, but
which do their feeding by means of
piercing mouth parts that suck the
plant juices from beneath the sur
face of the leaves, are seldom affected
rod other out-butiefnge 5Y comfortable
tartsta. Tltia will solve the time often
onset in huutiug turkey fleets, Tltis
pis•, eaves eggs Iost by crows, rate.
end other pests. as well as the chill
wl,teib kills the embryo.
Por health and comfort of tho hens,
by using this same mixture, but moist-
ened with skim milk. They like this
food this way. For the third weak I
mix one pound of cracked wheat with
every two pounds of the regular com-
mercial baby chick feed and for the
fourth and the fifth and the sixth
weeks I use one-half cracked wheat
dest them thoroughly with insert pow-
dento rid tient of lies. Leave the and the other half chick feed, feeding
fear times a day,
tem alone; don't ram the risk of At five weeks old I increase the
forting him by handling, as ba is amount of beef scraps to about six-
tsaiirward and his 1,ig, heavy body 3s I teen pounds in each one hundred
Sable to hurt his. hips. as the leg pounds of the mixture. At this age
pocket to re.y shtttllorr and easily they have free range; first they are
°Pomined, let out of wh'e enclosure, at the end
To purify (ate yards ready for of a. week they go into yard, and from
itpring work—use seine good disin- yard to free range. By nature they
tectant. Whitewash the fences and are wild, and have been domesticated
nests, also eprirtkle lime around. I wonderfully, yet they cannot stand too
Dave vessels fill of water. Place two much confinement.
lenses on sides of buildiug for oyster you will find they return home nice -
Mee
and charcoal. Keep these
liked always, as they play a large part
la the turkey's diet.
increase oC egg production in turkey
hens can be done the same as with
thickes,e, by feeding ground oats,
ground cern, 1:hfl'• meal, barley meal,
wiseai li:t=eed meal, and
snn1cwee seee. 111 equal euattieties.
If the wing feathers grow too r•apid-
In short, when we apply stomach
poisons our object is to coat the
plants; in applying contact insecti-
cides we aim to coat the pests them-
selves,
Lime -sulphur is one of the best con -
teat sprays. It is widely used by or-
chardists at this season of the year,
the idea that "nice" young people do
not give occasion for tally should be
well established, as we11 as the fact
that weir -bred young men and women
are careful of their conduct in public
and in private.
Long engagements should be frown-
ed upon. The greatest tragedies of
the Country have come about by per -
nutting a young n1a0 to monopolize
the time of a young lady for years and
years only to cast her off to marry
some younger person. Just why these
cases are more common in the country
than in town no one can explain; nor
why, if marriage floes follow a long
courtship, it is rarely a happy mar-
tude for the parents to assume in this liege.
delicate and critical period is that of But even if the interest in courtship
sympathetic, quiet, non -interfering In. is belated it is not worth while to give
terest, with a real desire to be helpful up In despair if John begins paying
and considerate at all times.
Much of the trouble lies in the fact
that parents too often, before becom-
ing interested, wait until their children
form friendships that bid fair to ripen
into love, then ruthlessly lay down
laws that, in the light of their own
youthful experiences, they know will
not be obeyed. Prevention is better
and surer than cure in dealing with
unfortunate love affairs, particularly
between young people who are 5t111
under twenty,
INTERNATIONAL LESSON.
MARCH 14.
John on the isle of ('atmos, Revcla-
tlon 1, Golden Text—Hebrews 13: 8,
1-3. These verses contain the super-
scription and the original title of the
book. It is the Itcvelatton of Jesus
Christ, that is, "tire revelation which
proceeds from Him." So also in the
gospel, John represents Jesus as re-
ly, and are gentle, expecting to go to eeiving ills teaching from God and =-
roost early—that fs, to sleep under ' parting it to men (see John 3: 32;
the mother's wing, for 1 do not teach 6: 20; 8: 28; 12: 49; 14: 10).
them to roost until they aro about the Must Shortly Come to Pass. The
size of a partridge, Then I make word "shortly" contains the meaning
roosts out of 1x03 inch strips, placed both of. "Soon" and of "swiftly." it
flat so 00 to provide s. three-inch fiatemphasized
r'eci'ting siefsee, about Otte foot from
the ground.
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ancd
10 nearly every
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tleedee • to 14 etmeeys 10 #e 1e
ly 111'td snake the wings hang down,
they should be cut off so that they will
not sap the vitality.
If some appear not to be doing well,
put whole grain black pepper down
the throat, and dust the whole flock
with insect powder. A tablespoonful
alt n a allow of wateronce a
ors salts o e
g
month is a good bowel regulator, Any ,
growing grain while soft, or in the
milk, will cause ptomaine poisoning,
and is the cause of many dying when
half-grown.
If you expect to succeed, study your
ground -don't depend upon luck; it
is cheaper to learn by reading the ex-
Darlene° of successful breeders than
by personal, costly experience.
Turkey raising is a family business.
The tralniug and experience which
the children get is helpful in develop-
ing a love for country life, In no other
way can the wife better help with
family expenses•, and she should be as
interested in helping with the family
Income as the man.
X SS 38 iEtte.E
fJh t It t! b t 11 h
Even before the first boy and girl at-
taohments are formed—attachments
that are usually nothing more titan the
passing fancies between school child-
ren—fathers and mothers should be on
the ,alert to form little congenial
groups that include only boys and
girls of clean, wholesome character.
Once the group is formed the y0ttng
people themselves become very criti-
cal as to admitting newcomers into it,
but the whole matter can be so quietly
and carefully manipulated that the
children think they aro doing it all
themselves, when in reality the
parents are baclt of it all, although out
of sight completely.
to the grave, Ile has risers triumph-
ant over death, So also He is ruler
of the kings of the earth, because,He
is blaster of truth, and Victor over
death. There is in Isa. 55: 4 also a
combination of these two ideas of the
Messiah, who is to be both witness
and ruler.
Unto Him That Loveth Us. There
follows an ascription of praise and
glory to Jesus Christ, who loved us and
washed us from our sins in his own
blood, etc., etc. Instead of hath made
us kings, we should render, as in Rev.
Ver., he made us to be a kingdom, to
be priests, etc., etc. Compare Exod.
19: 6 and 1 Peter 2: 9.
The apostle thinks of all those who
believe in Jesus Christ as forrutng His
Kingdom. They are seeking to do the
will of Clod as revealed in Him, and
like priests they have access through
FI11n, who is their greet High Priest,
to the inner sanctuu:;; ci the presence
of God.
Behold %ie. Cometh. tempera Dan.
7: 13 and Mark 14: 62. There is n re-
ference in this verse also to Zech, 12;
TRAINING IN
COURTESY
My text Is the manners of two little
children who culled upon rue, melt
with her mother, When Tbreo•year-old
was introduced, she put out her tiny
hand and said with a charming smile,
"%low do you do? My mamma said
you lilted little girls." "Mamma" open-
ed her bag and otrt 0am0 1.13 1708103,1,,
old'e boat beloved doll• in two minetea
Three-year-old was playing 1taPplly 1u
the bay window, while her mother and
I had the long talk that we wonted.
When Four-year-old called aid her
mother said, "This is my little laugh,
tet," she made no response to my
greeting, but promptly seized my pret•
tiest sofa pillow, threw it on the door,
and trampled over and over its deli-
cate silk with her dusty sandals. Her
mother said nothing, but when she
rose to leave, aim was quite severe
with little Fdur-yeal'-Old because she
neglected to niake the formal courtesy
that she had been taught. "Evidently
her home training in good maniere
consists in learning to make that
courtesy," said a friend -wee was pre•
sent; but I fancied there was some.
thing more than that back of the dif-
ference between the 1920 children. 01
course calls on grown ups are dull
matters for small folk, lett little Three-
year-old had, by the thoughtful word
of her mother, been put in a mood to
please and be pleased, which is the
foundation of pleasure in society. Poor
little Four-year-old was "at odds with
her environment," end her mother
had not said the thoughtful word that
might have helped her.
Whatever life may bring to a Per•
son, there is one thing certain, he
will have to mingle with other people;
and good manners which have Mete
rise in a kindly feeling toward others
will be a great help. 09 whatever
follies kings and queens have been
guilty, they have generally realized
that much of their popularity must
rest upon the impression that their
manners make upon people. Long be -
tore Queen Victoria could speak plain-
ly, she was taught to make a little bow
and say, "Morning, lady," or "Morn -
fug, sir," when anyone approached her
little carriage. Years later', a sailor
lifted her small daughter on board the
royal yacht, saying as he set her down,
"There you are, cry little 111dy." "1'm
a prinrose," the cltilii retorted.
not a little lady," Tho watchful
mother said, "That is true. Tell the
kind sailor that you are not a lady yet,
but that you hope to be one some day."
How eau children be taught court-
esy? The foundation, of 00111%0. !s to
teach them by word and example to
feel kindly towards the people around
them. Show them the little ways of
thotghtfulness by which they ran me
press this kindness of feeling. Trach
them not to save up their good man-
ners for strangers, ancl..emphasize this
by treating them with the same court-
esy that you wish them to manifest.
"I like to have the Blanks ceree to
play with my children," said a mother,
"for' they are never rude and rough in
their games," 1 was interested to ask
the mother of the Blanks how site had
brought this about, "I really believe
it is due to our after -supper hour," she
replied thoughtfully. "For an hour
after supper I do whatever the child-
ren choose and as one of them. We
read aloud, we go to walk, we make
candy, we snowball one another, we
Play games, sometimes wild, rollick-
ing games, and I do not ask for any
special privilege on the ground of be-
ing a grown up, But of course the
children would not think or "tagging
mother" too roughly or making hard
snowballs when one might happen to
be thrown at her; and they won't
quarrel about who shall sttr the candy
when they ltnovr that mother is wait-
ing for her turn. If they practise self-
control and courtesy with m0, they will
be more likely to practice it pith
ethers,'
The Fremserlt-Day Fe nlel'.
atteltion to a girl who is unworthy, or
Mary persists in meeting a young man
who has little to commend him. Do
not use harsh measures and so defeat
your cause forever. A visit away from
home, or the introduction of some out-
side interest that brings Su other
young folks, may cause the headstrong
son or daughter to begin to contrast
the loved one with more attractive
companions; and vrhen once a good,
healthy criticism is established there
ie hope. One young girl who '00115
bound to throw herself away by marry
ing a drunkard, was forever cured of
her fancied love by visiting at the
home of a relative who came home iu
au intoxicated condition and abused
the family. The almost distracted
parents paid the girl's board in title
wretched home while she thought site
was visiting, the unhappy wife having
consented to the plan its order to save
tke girl from a fate worse than death,
She came back to her home thorough-
ly cared and in time made a happy
marriage, but opposition would have
driven her into an elopement.
Encourage the worthy yeah men
and women by inviting them to your
home, but do not show your hand in
the game of match -making. If you in-
vite the girl you wish your son to pay
attention to. invite other girls with
Iter and sdlow that you are interested
in all alike. 1f a worthy young man
thaws au. interest in ycur daughter,
do not consider it net much trouble tit
matte up a little feast accasionally and
invite him in company with outer
Young people of the neighborhood.
The slightest suspicion that father or
mother is trying to 'match -mane" will
work the wrong
way, but a
be sure tow t g
kindly, active interest in ell worthy
Young folks will give son and daugh-
ter a chance to choose wisely. After
a short courtship following a long
acquaintance, there is every chance
that a happy hone will be established
and father and mother can enter into
that state of Indian summer enjoyment
that parents know only when their
children are well married and settled
for life. And that enjoyment may he
the portion of all parents who use dis-
cretion, and tact, in managing their
young folks (without seeming to do
so) in their love affairs.
A good way to begin is by having
Ilttle Friday evening gatherings, such
as taffy mullings or similar entertain -
meats, having the young folks come in
groups, gathering together as they
come along the road, and always keep-
ing the group idea prozuiuent. The
5 active
h non.
games should be healthy, y,
and gay, and there should be little or
no pairing off. These "small and
early" affairs, over by nine or nine -
thirty, will not interfere with school
the way for the
work and wit
1 pave e w
wok
exclusion of undesirable companions
later. Once the unit Is well establish-
ed the young folks will be rather jeal-
ous of their good times and will not
open the circle to unworthy com-
panions,
As the years fly past the pairing off
will come, although It should be post-
poned as• long as possible, and then
the old-fashioned phrase "keeping com-
pany" is in order in the minds of the
grandparents. The young folks must
bo trusted, of course, for the chaperon
idea has never gained much headway
h1 the country; but prolonged visits,
in Exod. 25: 31, He sees Christ clothed
in garments which represent both
royal and priestly dignity, the long,
flowing robe, reaching down to the
toot, and the golden girdle, such as a
king would wear. Tho detail of the
picture is drawn in part from Dan. 7:
9-14 and 10: 9-6. The sharp two-edged
sword, which proceeds out of his
month, no doubt represents the pene-
trating and compelling power ot His
sword, compare Hob. 4: 12.
It is important to observe that in
can not be too strongly v, I7 the apostle hears Jesus saying
'who would get a right under- of Idio15e1f the very same thing which
by those God says ot Himself in v, 8. It is
standing of the boort that the apostle 10, witch was supposed by early quits evident that He believes Jesus
was expecting the great changes which Christians to be a prediction cf the Christ to be enc p1111001, and eternal
it foreshadows to take place very soca, suffering of Christ. The common es- as God is ctetnal,
That expectation was shared by the pectation of the early Church was that
':.not
vine• one. He 15
whole Christian Church of the first Jesus would soon apltEai' in heavenly Jcrns is the 71
oeuury, That the coming of Christ's glory and power to establish His dead' Ile lives and shall live forever
more I'cr those teho believe in I1drt1
Kingdom and Ills triumph over all op- kingdom, and hence there would be .
posing forces was to be by the slow mourning over all the earth, the. and follow Ilion He itis 2110 keys vvhielt of grain for every 100 pounds of the
p will unlock the prison lienee of death. 1 horse's weight, If horses are idle for
processes of the Spirit, and not by mourning of penitence or of fear. Only
spectacular and catastrophic change, those who believed in Him and ex., d f l' (v, 13) sh'oalc b.. rendered 1 11 day after tile} are on full iced, cut
they°dtd not fully realize. That lesson petted His coming world rejoice. Hades, It is the Greek want for the the grain in half, 19 the increase of an export trade. Farming is a real
it has taken many centuries to learn, 8, I Am tine Alpha and the Omega. Brava, or the underworld, tlrn world r gratin for spring work is snddrn, colic business, successfully carried en by
It is God who is here represented as °f the dead. Christ !s the• deliverer 1 and other derangements gill omen',
and it is not yet learned by somemen Bate women who aro 11l only
among us, speaking. Compare Ina, 44; 6. Alpha from death, exalting through roma blares foal may ha kAnt t i ?•
These verses Contain the ad- and Oznoga are the first turd last let- rection to eternal lIlo all those who tit ti work to wlthln a. taw duv5' uI ekillfu! in the alt inti practice, but
4-7. Th are His the tin of Malin.' if the driver is 1 alt versed to tin snience of :wallet*, or salutation, introdnictory to
the Letters to the Seven Churches,
and perhaps intended as an intmduc-
tion to the entire book. The apostle overt angel It is ss oug
invokes grace that is the loving favor about fifteen miles from Ephesus, used di stood sponsor Yor ion abort the Same e.9
t_ '� ' y
ife
A soft horse cannot stand hard work.
Horses which have been loafing along
on conservation. rations all winter
need to be changed to a full ration and
put at bard work gradually, else moth
trouble will result, Sore shoulders
aro caused by pushing the horses sud-
denly into spring work.
By the middle of March the wont "Organization, co-operation, and ecru
horsegular should be on light work or ro- cation aro going hand in hand through-
shoel exercise. The graingradually rebel out tho agricultural districts of the
that t be it amoundts
s guntil by country," to the opinion et! W, J. Ilutlt-
thut t5 daily, It amounts ofto ethreht or ten erford, Dean of the Saskatclewan Col-
Thec rdivided into three feeds- lege of Agriculture, who expresses the
The Choastraw, rouwill ,such as bre- following views in the .Agricultural or oat will need to bo re-
placed by good clover, alfalfa or mixed Gazette. Ile says; "I anuniug is not
e cr-
hay. 'When heavy work has, started, lite independent self-contained oc t
allow one to one and a quarter pounds pntlon that it was a gekeraticn ago.
Conditions have changed from the
pioneer Clays, and production has not
t demands
• r the ict
v to o with sn rat 11 e
only d v
01 3 g
P_
of tho home but it meet situ to arcate
tern of the Greek alphabets The verse, 10.20 The Seven Stars. Iu its
is au assertion of the eternal being 09 vision -parable the apostle sees each
Gal. church represented in heaven by Its
9-18. Patmos is a 0011111 rocky Leland,' th it these 1111'
careful one. Alfalfa or clover hay, a tare. Ferieteia to-d.a, are not cot -
tent bran or oil -meal, will furnish the
tent to know only how to grow gond
extra protein which is necessary hi craps, they want to know also how to
1t ration, Otherwise they ,nay br market them to good advat:l:age, 'l'htey
get10 guardians • other vverlt are hnt1 tLeId in the economic prole
of God, and peace, from Goa, who 1e in those days as a plaoe of banish- their respective churches, and answer+ horeos, Was of their customers in the city.
represented as life Eternal One, which intent, and where offenders were made
"-_.•._...,r•_.�, — Agricelittre. i" beltli industry and com-
es and which was and whiclf is to to wont in mines or marble quarries, ed for them before the throne of God, mere° and affects built the rural and
come, With Hhn are identified the (See Century Bible on, Revelation), � The entire vision presents in a most , �111{Jbrr%1. the aif.y population. 'lite agri(utt stat
• Impressive way the interest of Christ of today is ratio merely a p,aotJoat
Plan to have early rhubarb by pro- farmer, but 15 nemerel'11y a Scclal
tenting a flaw et the plants from cold
worker. Rural communities have
seven Spirits, which no ,doubt stand
for the one Holy Spirit of God, in His
sevenfold perfection, and glory, The
figure ratty, however, have its origin in
tho Jewish idea that there wore seven
chief angels, or archangels. See Tobin
12: 15. So also, in the invooatlou, is
the name of Jesus Christ associated
In iho spirit 010508 piobnbly not11• 1n Itis churches. Ilia living presence
ing mor° he - !n a spirit of mediation and 'Amer, and the beginning of Hie
iwhichi i ftri i
n 0 was 001)50 0115 o e m• kingdom whtoh i5 to be estabUehod
mediate presence and illuminating in -
The Seven Churches here named
were all in the same part of Asia
both in earth and heaven,
nights and bad weather, Oe a
° ' problems which require college irnlned
over the plantwith s abouts the tfmoo the; n1011.'''':: aalvel`
d out
bcome up Out of the ground. Spread-
nr .rang on n rata 1 ono, The morn°. nnrta a,nr a. 0r els
Wrier and formed a group of which The teats of a newly-ealy°d heifer lug manure about the plants will be an
to most the
The dorm :mealier rllscaso muni beadditional aid.
I from the body of Lite animal, 4e ureveut tee. with that of God, as though egtuilly al/Aimee Was the chief, The apostle are likely to be sero during the drat
trouble the. same must be done, from Ilim also were grace alul pea0e to in hie vision sees their counterpart in day or so; therefore they should be
BPOHN'S DISTEMPER COMPOUND flow, Ile Is the falthhll witness to heaven in the seven golden candle- rubbers over with mains or lanoline Buy lhrl20 stamp9,
. the truth which He Proclaimed, and sticks in the midst of which Christ is after each nutting, as this helps the. Tho practical farmer mires hotter
will ha both—euro
s,, tee aisaunn•srs le. by pewees
uggist. rssn°sed He Is the first born of the dead, be standing. Icor the figure see the des- skin to become lobs sensitive to the swops than the theoretical Itgrioul••
snseree VMS/Men 00., sure., (lessen, Ina,, w. s, . cause, first of all veto have gong down os-lptlon of the seven -branched lamps touch. wrist
Parting with the beg females id
the Hord is like stilling the goose that
lairs the Golden egg,
If you lose the corp to the glue bola
the or It it etieke and annoys you, use
a piece of a tallow candle, anti diet
will not stick,
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