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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1921-3-17, Page 2Ertlir Ilandling the Incubator. the conrmereial d sinfectants or with Regardless of bow long he may be hot soda water. After .a careful washe to the businessthe pout ryman eon lag it pays to dry the trays in the rover forget the pleasure and sans- sunshine. The old wick can be re - faction of watching his first hatch moved and the burner boiled in soda of downy eltiolcs conte from tin in:u- water to remove gummy ;meumula- teeter. And incubators arc being made tions. A clean burner is easy to Tep- ee efficient that It is not difficult to late. Some risk Is avoided by placing obtain good results. Farmers who do a new week in the burner for each not own Incubators will •find more hatch. Sometimes hateltes have failedbeen satisfaction in raising poultry by injured when short wicks ti thanwith a large reach the oil, causing the lamps to go artificial hatchihe number of old hens. " This is a fact, eat at night. d h been improved ease brooders roc era ro for the chicks, have How to Introduces Rotation of Crops, toca The writer believes that brooders First consider the approximate have been improved more than Inoue acreage of grain, hay, pasture and bettors, In ;past years many failures hoed crops which -will be required; with artifietal incubation was due to next consider the quality of soil which • poor brooders. Poultvymen could hatch is on the farm. Then decide what ro- chicles which they vauid not raise. But tation would be most suitable. piny that good bleeding equipment is 1 tat' h given available the incubators are having little trouble in•proving their worth. It pays to follow the directions of the maker of the machine, For the first hatch, mark on a calendar or make a chart showing the work that should be done each day. The'routine of niaraging a machine will be learned grain,elover hay, timothy hay. grain. during the process of one hatch. This rotation gives a very good iprt o- The eggs foe the incubator should portion of the various crops, be gathered often and stored where very satisfactory. bhe temperature is between fifty and A Three -Year Rotation: Hoed crop, authority to condemn Hini _ , sixtydgrees. When eggs reach sixty- grain, clover bay. This rotation has and so after mocking and abuse He eight to seventy degrees a slow a very large area of hoed crop and was sent to Pilate, the Roman sever growth will start. Then the temper- provides no pasture land. It is, there- d but ' attire may be reduced, causing the fore, unsuited to most farms. How - germ to die, Eggs that are chilled will ewer, if the fertility of the soil is very aleo fail to hatch. Eggs should not poor, if additional pasture land is be held longer Than two weeks and available, and if considerable stock the fresher they are, the better the are kept which will consume the hoed chances of producing a large per cent, craps, the rotation is very satisfac- of livalno cheeks, tory. The best location for an incubator There are, of course, many other is in a cellar but a room where the rotations, but the above mentioned organized, and totally unprepared, the temperature is around fifty to sixty have perhaps the most general appli- disciples and friends of Jesus could degre-o will lie all right. The temp- cation. It is quite probable that por-do nothing to help Him. Your grocer Wil , tellyou frankly tha" he magi's less profit on Red Rose Tea than on other teas. The only r object he has in recommend.° ing it is ` tjti see that Tion get the best quality possible. N The Sunda School Lesson J MARCH 20. Jesus on the Cross. St. Matthew 27: 33-50. innocent man, for he thus made it ape pear that it wits acioally their king who was made to suffer this shameful death, Ilia did riot know that the gross wee the way bee whisrh his victim wt)uld rise to a throne higher than that of Caesar, and to an Empire wider than any of whieh Renee ever dreamed. V. 39, They that passed by reviled t was Him. Potcr, ribose own hoar sore with the memory of his passion- ate wQeda of denial in the early morn - nig, witnessed this scene, and wrote - e- r' men whob err it d urging £ vx A t a ion gI g g be - Raved to follow the examiilo of Jesus, for "Be committed no sin; no guile Was ever found upon Iris lips. He was reviled and made. no retort; He suffer- ed and never threatened` but left everything to. Him who jut�ges justly, He bore our eine in Ilis own body on the gibbet, that we might break with sin and live for righteousness. HIDES`�WQOL'FURS 'With. prelim low, It le necessary that you receive every cent nog. alble for what hides end eking You havo, Maio sur° you got amnio by.ehlppiliE us year to whoteer it is ono hide or a Min- �rrnd;' WILLIAM STONE SONS 41MITED NT IO O O TOC A R W S I�Q STABL15He;R I$79 E g OlabeFa V 1 d ante Flower, New improved skeins All teded,sureiogrow send krCM:Vag lau:Ru' �? & i FEl u s tit , Golden Text—Romans 5: 8. The revilers quoted words which . ri 7 from the cls bearing upon His sinal- Jesus had used long' talon butwith. light in His Son reached ed nt lielves than the early winter days, be- cause t Time and Place Friday Ap i f y an entirely different meaning from point when He became obedient unto they have by that time lost 'A.D. 29 The Mount of Calvary out dere the cross upon w cY that• which they t them. Com death Surely there is lesson hers PREPARING FOR tSTRONG LAMBS Tho sheep be in many respects a wonderful farm animal when you eon- eider the xesulte and returne that may be had flan -Ohm with a minimum of expense and care throughout the, greater portion of the' yeee. On anany farms they are left to provide largely, round Ler themselves in the fields and x the streets, ten months out of the year. A little care and attention to feeding after the fall freezoe have killed most of the vegetation, how- ever, will be well repaid in the thrifty condition of the sheep that can be maintained up to lambing time. Late winter is really harder on the hie h He was to . rl e r w ne i ey Pu ' upon em. for us. sonic of the flesh and fat that was put. 011 them during the summer. Any farm+breeding animal is the better for the good flesh it carries, especially if it is bearing young, If the ewes are the tang -drawnout agony and conflict made hint bear eci s t e way put into a .good thrifty condition or of soul, which He bore pt, alone d he universal law of unselfish service, that ( a kept in that condition during the rfl His weary chmphninns slept, and the works, mounted and weptr for Him, Get rid of the egg -eaters and . ter they will be more likely to sudden and harsh interruption of be-. and somewhere in the crowds that those who would save others cannot feather -pullers if you have some in strong lambs,. On the ether bend, if tragal and arrest, gathered, the disciples, who had been save themselves, Wholly and Imre, c The folio -wing lowing ro tons have with Him in the night, followed with servedly they give, as Christ gave, your flock, or they will soon teach the they must shift for themselves most roux -Ye Jesuso was led away first to the fear. Two criminals eve to the giving of life. He trusted habit to others. of the. whiter, picking up dead stuff good house 11 n of a former high nest astonishment and A Four -Year Rotation: Hoed crop, � g priest condemned to the: same death. kept in God; Yet, they thought, God does Crowded ehicicens won't pay any in the meadows. and existing on the grain,clover hay, timothy hay'. This and a man of great influence, father HI not deliver Hne. How many afollow- better -than anything else that is over straw stack, the owner is likely to be • tobe ver saris The site of Golgotha, or Calvary, is has roved Y h of b delivered! Their nd t desk side thewalls of Jerusalen. "�be crucified (John 19: 17). Connecting Links: After the Last that He neust have proven unequal eo Supper follow the scenes in the garden the burden, for on the way they laid of 'Gethsemane, on the slope of the hold up1en a stranger, Simon of Cy - Mount of Olives, to which Jesus went rena, whose sons were afterward with His -disciples after the supper— among the followers of Jesus, and th 'os . Fly women who .bad known His good pare .John 2: 1.9-22, Matt. 26: 61, and Acts 6: 14, Save Thyself. They taunted Him saying, He saved others; Himself He cannot save. Unconsciously they were praising Him while they . meant to mock Him. They were uttering that Patti, In-law of Caiapltas the present high m company. er of Christ has trusted as Be did crowded It pays to have quarters rotation P priest. There, in he gray 11g t and has not b eendisappointed in the lambs that arrive factory although its acreage of grain early morning', an .informal• hearing unknown. There is a tradition whichthat are perfectly. commodious .a with all the flabbiness of a we is rather too limited for most farms. took lace the story of which is: told comes down from the time of the faith, like that of their Master, lila comfortable- rag and about as useless, for often A Five -Year Rotation: - PE+m eror Constantine, which marks been tried to the uttermost, and like in John 18: 19-24. Next, in the house' P, Rim theyhave died. It seemed as if The -droppings are one of the im- they'will not last more then two or of Caia h Jesus appeared before the the site now included 1 t the church other of P �' P Sepulchre. �he onlyother .God had forsaken them. But had He portant adjuncts of t11ae poultry busi- three days, if that long. council for formal trial, and was con- the Holy S Pe la outside Daascus forsaken or forgotten? Assuredly neess on the farm, if carefully mixed A ewe is a ebeap animal to keep. demned, under false witness, for probable place not. The lesson of the Cross is clear. with dryearth and kept as. fertilizer. Give her good clover hay of some kind treasonable designs against the Sat+, on the northern side of the city,wi P temple. The council, however, had no where there are some low rocky hills fobs keg inHislife 4e Jesus,in No manure is richer than hen drop once or twice a day, a little oats and and tombs. pings. corn, and'she will bear as good lambs eg to drink mingled with gall. hour of agony, cried out, in the words It never pays to expect two -hundred - as any flockmaster could expect.. We Vinegar of •Psalm 22, Why hast Thou forsaken The vinegar was a sour wine. Markpullets from one -hundred -egg have fed silage in place of clover hay says,"wine mingled with myrrh," Gall dead But God raised Him from the dead, hens. Remember that ``like begets and linseed meal with the grain in Application. like." small quantities. These feeds will put Improve the quality of your flocks starch into the lambs which will ar- Into the mystery of our Lord's heartrending cry ret es impossible to by Purchasing some good fowls or rive perfectly formed and make the enter, yet there is comfort in the fact eggs from a heavy -laying strain of owner feel he has gained something that these worlds were found on His purebreds. It will be money well . wcrth while. Too Bauch corn is fatten - lips. How often have they;,been the spent, ;ing, to a pregnant ewe, so ib is better expression of others' agony. A little The farmer who says chickens don't to utilize more oats and clover hay ' babe istaken from a home -which had pay is the one who neglects them or and only enough'corn to improve her joyfully settled itself to be a nest. A does not keep an account, and hence flesh and keep her alapetite sharp for father is called from the head of his does not know how much .revenue the •it. Our ewes enjoy a •daily feed of household, a mother passes beyond the reach of her child's. tearful search. nor. Pilate questions Jesus was the bitter and poisonous extrac found no fault He Him t HimTheto avoid of some plant possibly the poppy, but Antilles, They, sub -king g` Him io Hewho this is uncertain. - It seems to leave happe a tte beie ofs Galilee; who had a stupefying effect and to have mockingly to a to Jerusalem. Herod mockingly questioned Him and sent rendered one partially or wholly in - Him back to Pilate, by whom He was sensible to pain. But Jesus preferred at last reluctantly condemned, in view to retain His full consciousness and of the persistent and violent clamor would not drink. It is impossible for of the Jewish mob. Scattered, dis- us to imagine the intensity and agony of the pain which He must have en- dured. They cast lots. This was no doubt, a common custom. The Old Testa- ment passage referred to is in Psalm We are overcame with the sense of 22, which was originallywritten of loss• --loss for which we ccan see no another sufferer, but the language of reason. Like our Lord we cry, "My which in part seems to describe that which happened at Galvafy, Jesus the King of the Jews. Pilate had these words written in large let- ters, in Hebrew, Latin and Greek, and erature inside the machine is constant- tions of the farm, on account of being ly influenced by the outside air and if Dither too wet or too light and sandy, that is frequently changing in temp- may have to be farmed under a sep- eraiure it will be difficult to regulate arate cropping system. Under such the inotbator. There is less vibration conditions if this area is not too large The Crucifixion. V. 33. A place called Golgotha. The name means "skull," and the Latin word corresponding to it is Cal- vary, Weary after a sleepless night, en a cellar floor than in an upstairs it is undoubtedly more profitable to worn by the agony throug which He room, When the machine is upstairs leave it undivided by fences and to had passed in Gethsemane, and by re- enuclt cera iv net:es;ary to keep the reckon the entire area as one year in Posted hearings before the different aspossible the new rotation. With such a system courts, buffeted, and bruised, and lac- set up over the cross where ell could -there was no mistake; that our sui- te;:;; at Ira as uniform crated with the thorns which they read. No doubt He intended it as an fering, like His, has somehow a place and +evori Leavy walking and banging a field of poor soil may be increased head bound upon Tris head in.moek nal- insult to those Jewish leaders who had the wise order df Providence; that of doors, f'arp. should be taken to in fertility by n short rotation of talion of a crown, Jesus was led forth forced him to condemn to death an some day our severest agonies will be God, why?" Thele is no answer yet but It surely strengthens us to rem- ember that Jesus felt as we do; that in His case, though ,calamities more crushing than ours came upon. Him, level the in:•e.hator before starting. crops and by larger applications o Eggs meg he taken out and turner manure. A field of low -wet land may every bwelee hours from the morning be left longer in hay. of the third day to the night of the One consideration should not be eig'hteeiith day. The time of cooling overlooked. The fields should be made can gradually :rcrease.as more anima! large in order to reduce the cost of $cat le prod:b all in the eggs. Return Producing crops and to decrease the designed by our farmers. They had them to the machine as soon as touch- depreciation and repair of fences. The to buy the engine from one company, ing tie efrg to the eye proves it is rotation should be planned so that the pump from another, a tower had thehorses would be kept busy as much to be built and a tank placed upon it. Running Water in Every Farm Home — remembered only as we to -day rent - ember the griefs of our childhood. The a cage with a slatted bottom, which railing priests saw in his unrelieved re a fewinches•off the ground. Um - agony proof that God had forsaken Him, and would not "have Him," The any a day or two in such a cage cools e "The Father's de- .off the sitting fever, fowls really do bring in. - Keep the drinking vessels of both the chicks and the old fowls scrupu- lously clean. Wash them out every, evening and scald then out at least' ours nue into the stalk pastures and once a week. Replenish the water; clover fields, where they roam about supply several times a day. Don'ti and 'perhaps find a little something to pour fresh water into the vessels, but eat, while getting plenty of exercise. throw out all the stale water and then The natural habitat of the sheep is en puri in the fresh. water. the range or open field or wooded The way to break up a hen that knoll. and I recall years when because wants to sit is to begin the first time of lack of barn roost we used to feed she is found to be sitting. Put her in our flock outdoors during most of the winter, and our lambs were strong and thrifty as those we raise to -day under better shelter renditions. As lambing time approached we hart!lee the ewes in the barn, but this practice was not good corn silage also. It is not advisable to keep them in close confinement even during cold and snowy weather. We usually let osit was true In the past, water -systems had to .be This system is comparatively simple, °pp _. except for freezing., The pneumatic system was one of the first deviations from the elevated - tank method and has been highly suc-' coo:. I': is eel names...ter to turn each asoeatble throughout the year, be- This procedure wa3 expensive, oonfu•s- cessfuh It consists of a tank which egg separately. Remove a few from, p "• Y the mitielle of the troyand roll the' cause it costs money to have horses ing, and often entailed a lot of errors. 'contains a gauge and necessary at - others toward the centre. Then replace standing idle. While almost all farm Not much wonder that many farmers tee -temente for the intake and outlet erg follow some practice of changing were content to use the old hand- of the water. The tank contains air the eggs in the ends. This procedure the crops on their fields from year to pump, and carry water to the house to at atmospheriic pressure. The water cansns the ergs to be constantly h year very few have adopted a deft- supply the many, -many needs. The is pumped either by o'-eetric motor or errors in the design and insbaddation of the water -system were many. Too often the engin was e�everal times the necessary size, the pump was often placed incorrectly, the pipes were too email sal the tower would not withstand the storms. changing their piton in the machine.• When the lamp wick is first trim- ntte rotation of crops. The adaption med net it etraight across and slightly of co a suitable rotation will reduce the round the corners. After that da eat cost of production and will make more trim the wick with shears but tub off profit. the burned portion each day with a match. A pointed flame is not desir- able, so have one that hurna at an even height h t from one end of the wick to the other. The -beat grade of kero- eene obtainable will be the best in- vestment, Tide gives the most heat and the least soot and odor. A reserve Weeding. supply should always bo at hand to Some lazy little fishes found avoid the risk of running out of fuel A cove, all clean and cool, When the machine is closed the And then one day in truant way - night of the eighteenth day 11 must. They ran off from their school, not be opened until the hatch is com- pleted. When alt hatching appears And stayed away and played away i1Mshed and the chicks ere wiry the In inlets, creeks and rills, machine can leo opened. Take out the. Until the strong tide took them home chicks and remove all broken shells, s Against their naughty wills. egge that failed to hatch, and crippled; chicle.. Return the good chicks to the They suffered heavy punishment neac+i •+' and hang a piece of paper in (Though 'twas deserved, indeed): lane of the gloat door, if there is one, Their whole next holiday they spent so that the chicks will not peck at In pulling up seaweed! each other but rest comfortably while: spread out over the egg tray or the They do net need any feed Fowls do not need to be continually c53107k i/YJ In recant years unit water -systems have beenp P developed and laced on the market; they are ewact in power equipment, pump and tank capacity, and may be installed without bhe least :trouble if the instructions are follow- ed. Each piece is the right shape and gas -engine (occasionally by hand) into the tank, When the tank is about two-thirds full of water the pressure is about thirty pounds per .square inch. This is equal to the gravity pressure of water in a tank about seventy feet high. This system works very much like a steam boiler. The air under compression forces the water to the various buildings where water is needed. Thene are two pneumatic systems, one in which the tank is large enough to store sufficient water for the /arm size and does its part efficiently. The for several days, and another in which maamfeeturers of the standard wabew- the tank holds only a few gallons and system equipment -maintain engineer- is operated by an electric motor. In ing departments to take caro of the the latter case, when a faucet is open various farm node, and they also are ed, the water begins to flow and re - conducting servree departments, kluees the pressure in the tank. This whose works an automa duty it is to supply the agents tic diaphragm which with necessary repair parts to. keep throws an the current, the pump be planta in proper operation. Such ser- gins to openabe and, in this manner, vice develops eonlidencce in the minds delivers fresh water frsin the well or of the consumer and reduces advertise cistern. ing to a basis of education. This system aonsisbs of a bank into which air is d. There aro two There no piece equip- ment whichhas the constant usage I sets of pipes, one tto conduct the air g 'I from the tank to the well, spring „ 1 water-.. stem has. Tho de - until forty-eight to sixty hours old, doped' with stimulating food or Mantis are daily and hourly. Water drugs. Pure food, exercise and good the r station and deliver the water to the house or barn. If fed before that time bowel trouble ssary Tine is a neetinies known as the fresh serving of each meal, washing the With this t is more apt to result. If it is hard to care are the main requirements. keep down the temperature in the ma- The nests for laying hens should be chine, open the door slightly. Do not overhauled and renewed two or three let the chicks overheat. We like to let times during- the season, the boxes be - the temperature drop to about ninety ing painted with coal oil to kill lice, degrees coon after the hatching is while fresh nesting material should completed and while the chicks are be abundantly supplied. The nests waiting to be removed to a brooder.' for sitting hens should bo renewed After each hatch, incubators shouidievery time a fresh bateh of eggs is be thoroughly scrubbed with one of; set. " lie liths on of purityd gaua1Itty icQ +finy firm wade MaOi6! Ba�£nd Powder the standard) �$d towdei of Can ., Posit e y +COVaa188-rs' no gum of other injurious substitutes: Its case instu'es pe*'Fct satisfaction, tion,, "Com no more t the ordinary kinils" Made in Canada T.W.Ci11ti COM enr 3141TJi.]) 101501550 t000brtO,cAN. HONracn* dishes, cleaning the house, bathing, water -system. is type ofwater sprinkling the lawn and garden, flush- equipment a Pneumatic punt') i5 neces- P ing the stables, teething the antenna Bary. The manufacturers o the eye- ing Wit, and is an asset for fire protec- tears furnish the pumps,tion. In feet, the water -system has Eleven Cents Per Day. no idle periods when it may he re- If the water-aysleeen should coat paired, such as the tractor, spraying. $450, the interest would be $27.' As machinery, eta„ have. Thus the matt- the equipmcn•t is mad 365 days in the lecturers of farrn water -systems real- year, the daily cost would be about ize that an efficient service depart- eight cents. To this must be added about throe cents a day for gas ani ell, which brings tha daily east to the low figure of ceee-en cents a day. 0f There are several ways of securing course, conditions wed size of farm sure in the home and will make this coed: vary. No ono water under pro awould object to eleven reales a day bout the farmstead, whether by ole- for •all the water. An experiment was conducbed once in a western college to determine the capacity of a man at work, A pump was rigged up and it was found that the largest and huskiest football play- er was able to develop only one-tenth boesepowor for a short tanto. This means that a one-tenth horsepower motor will do more than a Man can do, This man would ,bo worth $8 s day, The motor would cast about $20, or a daily coot almost too small to oa1nnlate---about one-third of a cent a day. mens Means future busineas by creat-. ills a satisfied consumer. Several Systems In Use. BRUCE'S HIGH GRADE FARM SEEDS COra, Bruce: imp. Leami0f PTTt as�o ' W lseonst ow. '• wlaconain No.7ibq " White Cap Dent.,,..... ' Slant eurea ill •' Selet teaming ill 0 lug narley.S,AA. No.4l Buckwheat Silver Ruh 31.10 1.25 Rye 2.26 Oats, natty & er Mine L7A Bruce's Loader, t:�a Con mror 1. ameNean Banner E �� aiantned Csb O.A.C, No.02 while Jas Sa Toren Bpring LW Peae,nolden n Bea. t05 0mmeradfi3�cclla •• 'Canadian a.t., E.70 Ci,.r,Altlae, Re1,'al N0 X1.68.......... •14A0 rot's: e, eprlsg, 5.75 Aleallta T .00 a o I 9t Maale am " M min nq Whoa .fA C m010,,ne Tse " sed ....,• n.00 corn Comptv,..,"•• Pll. - 8.. • 8r.ect. , • •••••• IaoQfallow a00 Ttmotbr " Dakota iyh(!e, 8,00 No. 2 S 8. of above Clovers and Timothy ' Auetra litiSi Rel, a.s0. SLOP per bhehel toes, and No S. C, 8. of above. " KIoQ Phllilp Red, " OAP $7.00 Per Weld less thin above prices, poi.$ ars per bushel hero,. cotton bags Una 600.. sew J0actcbestra, and subletto beingUnsold Pres—Write for cue 120 page catalogue of Seeds. Plants, fluibs. Carden lmptemeete, Pouarr 8upplle0 oto. Special Crain List batted ovary two weeks. 'Prncan application. JOHN A. BRUCE & COMPANY, " LIMITED 239 Seed Merchants. Established 1820 HAMILTON. ONTARIO vating the water or putting it under air -pre= -sure. Tho first sysbem might be called the gravity system. The water is either pumped to an elevated position or is elevated by nature, as in the ease of a spring on the moue- tainsido. Many farmers are blessed with abundant supplies of water which can be piped directly to the farm, This is ideal, for it cheapin operation and almost never gets out of good condition, The elevated tank has many disad- vantagel. It is affected by extremes of temperature, often leaks, may be wrecked by stotme and is unsightly. ISSUE No, 11—'21. DIARDLE•I:E FLOOR FINISH if your Poon are hardwood, Use Marble -100 The Floor ebish with a moody -book guarantee.. It 'tears and wears 5n5 went% It will not mar nor teretcl+ white an; s not at.' keted,by. anter Feet That Never Touch the Floor A worn floor spoils the look of your home and is impossible to rerun but if you keep, your Boors painted, feet cannot touch 'them, Let the paint wear but save the wood. Save the - - Sudnt'o and you Save all,, SENOUR'S Floor Paint rdti to ere, data very hard wah a high lustre and 'ell with. Sand 0 peat amount of hard wear. Naddil le moored in using 01,001113'5 31.0010 PAM. Anyone cin apply It, 'rho resulta 11 ¢taffy enhance the beauty or yew' bane and much labor w,1I be saved For the Boors will be very tart' to keep dna. -- That {,atpedafNARr1N,$aNOPhef,redad1a s wry to fore and for req tarpon. ,moll an! 0550515 Pra,,tAprof, a tour oared. Oar bookie Town and Caanfry iloMa" araSSd/rit da rtgerth 77la MAfTIN SENOUR +Ga pnpceaa* a 501,1 a,a Wr,sgcf h903rh.EAL ,fau::rwc � Y as convenient as feeding under cover. Time is an important element to the present-day fanner, and . everywhere, that we can practice econemtes it will pay to do so. Strong lambs are the re - suit of good care and feeding, and to getthem started on the right road re- quires a tittle time. If he is vigorous alter the first few days he needs prac- tically no more attention other than that of being watched. Weak lambs require lots of close care for several days if they are to survive. A few weak lambs will just about keep one busy looking- after them; and this means attention well into the night. So proper feeding of the ewes will prove to be an economy at lambing time,—J. L, J. } In the Tunnel. Two English lovers were returning from a sentimental Saturday after- noon at the seaside and they had been compelied to occupy the same cone: partment as a roistering crowd of eostermougsrs. They had penal through n tunnel. "D'yett knoW, earl - Mg," he wblepered as they emerged. "if I had realized that tune was to long 'I shouid have kissed you!" "Great, Scott!" she gasped. "And didn't you?" . No man eheul-d do a 'job by hand ,that can be dens -by nrachinary. A hay -loader is indispensable as is labor-eavtng device on the farm. • Legumes improve soils directly in two ways -by adding organic matter and by inereasing the nitrogen content, .Stock will eat a considerable am- ount of straw if it is bright and crisp. That's the res„.on they mase into the stack. limes simnel railways be watered before they are feel, as there 10 some danger of working the oats into the gut if the process is reversed, The main object in the first few months of a pig's life is to produce bone, ntusele and growth. Sort of get nine in shape to carry a big hoed of corn to market. During themild weather gates and fences may be put in shape, /Melt work neat Bove money and worry la a few months when the young craps have commenced to. grow, 'Ear boo much well -cured hay is min- ed by improper storage. Ono fre- quently sees low, flat heyetlteka winch have ono feurth or mere of their contents cxposetl"to the weather; 'The best way of determining whether caws aro profitable or not is to know how much milk and fat each animal produces, and what the her,1 will average one year with are other,