The Clinton News Record, 1919-5-8, Page 2alcTAOGAliT
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A GENK,11AL BANKING BUSI-
NESS TRANSACTED. N41r4S
Dia:COUNTED, DRAFTS xpsuED.
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NOTARY PUI3LIC,- CONVEY-
ANCER, FilaANCIA,L 'TEAL
ESTATE AND FIRE INSUR-
ANCE A GelaTT, REPREkIATak.-
ING „, 14 FIRE .INSUItAridall
COMPANIES.
rnv2sior COURT OFFICia,
. -CLINTON.
W. .13RYDONE,
,
.BARRISTER, soiaomni,
• NOTARY Pla131I0, ETC.
Office-- Sloan Block --iCLINTON
DR. GUNN
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Office eases at his residence, cor.
High' and Kirk streets,
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.• DR. J. C. GANDIER
Office Hours:-1.30TO 330 pen., 7.30
to 6.00 mm. Sundays 1230 to 1.30
P.m.
Other hours by appointment only.
Office and Residence-Vic:Lora St.
CHARLES 13. HALE, ,
Conveyancer, Notary Public,
Commissioner, Etc.
REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE
Issuer of Marriage Licenses
IIIDION STREET. -- CLINTON.
GARFIELD MealICHAEL, '
• Licensed Auctimieerer for .the
County of Herm: _Soles con-
ducted in any part of the county.
Charget moderate and satisfac-
' Hen gilaranteed: Addeest: Sea-
• forth, R. R. NO. 2, Phone 18 on
236, Seaforth Central.
GEORGE ELLIOTT
Licensed Auctioneer for the County
of 'Huron.
Coarespondence arm -lip -Hy answered.
immediate arrangements can be
made for Sales Date at The
News -Record, Clinton, or by
calling Phone 13 011 167.
Charges moderate and satisfaction
guaranteed.
B. R. Ill•GGINS
Box 127, Clinton' • Phone 100.
Agent for
The Huron & Erie Mortgage Cor-
poration and The Canada
Trust ComPany
. -
Cenim'er H. C. ot J., Conveyancer,
Piro and Tornado Insurance,
-Notary Publie
Also a nuaibeer of good farms
for sale.
At Bracefield on Wednesday each
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TIMB
Trains will arrive at and depart
from Clinton Station as follevne
BUFFALO AND GODERICH DIV.
Going east, depart 6.18 a.m.
2.52 p.m.
Going Watt, ar. 11.10, dp, 11.10 a.m.
4 " ar. 6.08, dp. 6.45 pm:
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14 14 11 11,48 p.m.
LONDON, HURON & BRUCE 'DIV
Going .South, ar. 8.30, dp. 8.30
a 14 11 4,15 p.m.
Going, North, depart 0.40 p.m.
a 41 " 11.07, 11.11 an.
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. lie Agronoutiet.
'This Department Is for the use of our farm reeeere who want the Advice
at an expert.oreana CRUWIon fegardim Solli40ed, crePs, Lela:, If'Your questlpe
le of suffielent eeneral ...i -est, it will bo eriewered through thee column, If
stamped and aeoreeeee eraalepe is encloeed with your letter, a complete
answer WIll be melled to you. Aedross Alironomlete care; of Wilson Patelna
Lls.. Ltd,. ?El Adelaide et. We Teronta. '
CroPla for Dairy Farms, hanalina the lover crop if it ocea-
n° mint prod o ' et ea' forgot teals 'ohe-fifth timothy,
that he if:" a .,artnui is well Ile' n
..,,u er,_ nine .a. s ;kb ,b bread ' • • aeeeriesdersteintling to anew what :3
e ree ea -Who has good pasteve . ace- . . • . • • • • •
u g tie toe hirde taey contemplate
ed.e4rho'k'ioneana'leithf(eirepillieneLoe blit'llieLfol;ele'7. alilibltli:801:arttautnraVtaehi'PaAltobtoQurrbyit ci3estielTal purchasing before laying down any-
aPi°46ai•b, itigiselineddepienedrealgI thper(a'firets- scm. Suall, a elfastuee will reealte
p ro :I u (aims , i‘oa.blvthe, ryaa,:. eNi'dlifre,:te.yd.tootribirg,e00:90gerhhoes::::iteliee.ai"est!! ptme:asro nsieenyd.. th.eT. III. ea it,livilo,otteic thhae sictie.,41; - ft:sbo,Qoilia..t
tA tivo, system of ereP•
'omit' of' study and thought that is
pot into t.e.d ,,,,9,..te: 8,6 )eeg es or,,,, 1100. The weeds . and undesitable
is •satiefled'aaltli, a yield , a ox.' tens gr°wAs nul4t J3e kept. down alit'
of eilegcorn; thirty tashele ooats
grass seeds sown on' Wet and thin able time of the yeek- far the' eni-
'e f
and itee ton -Of Iiiier tie- tbasacee the Oats. Where the seeding is thinstill padveneent .of pasteret. Large areas
coIl
at of ia' stipplee et eeee win ,,t ten out in spots, linae end acad. Pliatay atTeleirhineit litatill41'wodletesaaid
largely . ibto. bites.veoets. or tbe belie; phate thoroughly disked iiste 'the to Peo/Ser - nieth16da- 'of iiiileaVemetit
nest. In eleoease. plooe, .„, proptr soil, will 'etiaolfrage stare of the de- which Might iliellide the ealletterfe
croparottien must be selected ead, sirable grasses to make a good Keep the pat is clean lieab:e4ting
Sueh a choice of •crops, end'in'etheidt stand. It is unally cheaper and bet- off brush,'briaese aid Weethe Laege.
of growingi thete, made at shalt tend ter to seed the grasses. seven' 'times stumPe, stohete and deadtreesshauld
to place eery acre ea the farm itta than to apply all of the 'seed' at one 810 be reifiatied.
productive 'trop, and gam- 'suitable time. ' . 'Theite iireat'emed for pasture that
variety for feeding, Alfalfa helps out wonderfully in would permit harrowing and disketig
In platning" creel rotations it is balancing upathe teticiess It . Will a't .thi3 tirrie' df 1.eseedilig; ' 'aeilflalig
safer . to eattbitl growibg a oisopo of shcceed ailnioat anyaSheie that ted Ilene, fereilizera, anil rillinurey &tee
doubtful :value thet
a ale; "dreinage ana Inlay be greatly benefited a •Ie softie
Mee a. fixed rotation. . A feev, steals hunviet15:s*Wii11. 1..Voveraaine mott of the cieetions terracing may be practiced
do not fit well
third camas apropeely :handled will. tratiblee and rart` thelead. et, goad With e-atisfactety reetiltia
alialea'far Wen. 'With a few aerie The. -application of. lime, acid phos -
peeve more satisfactory than too of alfalfa on his -farm. the dairy phate, and, manure can always be re-,
Wide a variety, - Clover, alfolfa, farmer has made a long Step for- lied Upon in Most sections as a means
corn and a small grain crop make an ward. ' . . of adding the necessary increased
efficient and simple rotation. Some One should staive .to improve the fertility. .
Reseeding,- particularly in the bare
spots, is to be 'reeoninieeded. As a
rule reeeeded pastureS -should be
lightly grazed the first yeak'. At all
times it is advisable to keep the cat-
tle off the grasa in the spring Until
well started. Closer grazing during
the ret of the season niey be pradeiced
where .the has been done. It is also
advisable to turn' cattle oft the pas-
ture earlier in the fall than is com-
monly practiced.
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eat'
Gradaaller emelt& breeclitige le be;
eolting-Mbre like lilmeetddle IsTeedink,
it will not be glaTIX eyeame entil
every buyer of a 4) oacrel tie be dao4
in the breeding yard will insist on
lonoWing the alre and dcen oe the
eta:km:el. before be bur, the bird, The
Mayer will alao want to knew hew
many eggs the dem of the cockerel
prodeced, and tote many eggs were
produced ay the <lain of the • fare of
the 'cockerel ato is buying. Ristlit now
Many buyers-emne'of theni afierneta,
Tbe NicKillop Mutual,
Fire insurance Gorapani
Innfrove Permanent Pastures.
•The next few months is the desir-
Head office, Seaforth, Ont.
DIRECTORY :
President, 3ames Connolly, Goderleb;
Vice., 30mee Evan'
s Beeektwood;
Sec. -Treasurer, Thee. E. Hays,Sea-
forth.
Directors: George McCartney, Sea -
forth; D. F. McGreger, Seaforth; J.
G. Grieve, Waltoe; Wm. Rine Sea.
forth; M. McEwen, Clinton; Robert
Ferries, liavioek; John Benneweir,
Bi'odhageri; isa. Connolly, Goderith.
Agente; Alex Leiteli, Clinton; j, W.
Teo'Goderich; led. Hinehley, Seafortal
W. Clieency, Figmondville; 11. G. Jar.
meth, Brodhearfal.
Any money tee be paid :a may be
paid to Moorish Clothe:a Co, Clinton,
or at Cat's Grocery, Goderich.
Parties desirieg to effect insurance
or transazt other business will be
eremptly Intended te on application to
oily of the above officers addressed to,
their respective post office. Lessee
lee.pectea 'ay- the director who new
ecarest the event.
dairy farmers c e s
r-- - slow emfo
- --r standard feed craps before he looks
soiling purposes, but the better way s
about for new crops to 'take their
is to carry over silage :for rummer places in the ratious ' and the crop
feeding and depend upon' such field rotations. There is as much differ-
troiii as oats, peas, green corn and enee in the quality and value of
alfalfa for soiling. If we can get home-grown foods as in the feeds of
the soil favorable for the growth of commerce, and it should be his aim
clover, alfalfa, corn and small grain to grow, harvest and feed these
crops, it is about all we can: do to- maps in the best condition.. The
ward producing a balanced ration for crops should be grown on the farm
dairy cattle and building up the soil to produce a class of feed to balance
without resorting to 'outside' sources up the tation are the very ones
of supply. - needed to 'mild soil fertility. In
By growing, cern, wheat, clover,
or cloyer and timothy mixed, a
year rotation, and seeding a part of
the farm with alfalfa, we have a
nearly ideal system of crap growing
for a dairy farm, Some dairy farm-
ers omit timothy and practice a
three-year rotation, which is all right
if they have a field of alfalfa to de-
pend on in case the clover fails; but
as a general proposition it pays to
allow the land to remain in grass
two years. Clover is a' more active
soil beildere but the timothy thick-
ens the soil and 'furnishee'more hum-
us. And, after all, one it on the safe
side when he has a few acres of
mixed meadow to depend upon in
case the clover fails.
In harvesting and' feeding these
crops a large part of,. the corn -crop tamed in all the standard feed crops
should go into the silo and be fed renders it imPossible Without the USO
out along with the clover or alfalfa of protein concentrates, like cotton -
hay. Such a roughage ration, sue- seed nieal, linseed oil meta and gla-
pleinented with reasonable quantities ten feed, to reteth the dikestive and
of purchased concentrates, will pro-
duce milk at a minimum cost and
maintain the breeding stock and
young cattle in condition to breed
short, we must provide some kind of Freedom of the Seas.
succulent food, reduce protein costs - •
and Melees° the fertility of the soil. "Cherley, dear," eaid Young Mrs.
Torkihs, "are we going to 3ave free -
If we are to build up the soil and.
improve the rations We waste pow dam of the seas?"
"Why are yeti so interested?"
better clime, alfalfa, corn, small.
grain` and 'grasses. "I haven't forgotten the way we
were treated at the beach last sum -
This brings up another question.
iner I dont believe anybody has a
Our hoaxte-grown feeds are too bulky
right to rope MT the ocean, end then
to produce the best :results. There
is a limit to the capacity 'of an mei- °large you fifty cents for the privi-
lege of bathing in it."
mal to digest and assimilate bulky
feeds. If we choke the machine we .
eut down its caMidity. To reach the
capacity of the Caws they mutt be . 4,
fureished with proPer quantities of
hiestely °vol.:7911e 'hags
'rliming•tverineelleeeeetleg
etthom Dinereerue
Util.illUg5101100P dila. it.
Ohaer upl here's the rot
rulhht-- tahom hvriaip's
Stotaugh and Livortl'ablet 0,
They pet tee steeaeh see teams rhea.
41,1 dress -We, 3iloworhy manfrom 9
Ch4mber1a10 Medicine, Coe Toromo
,141 fii,}at
' APPlei Gleeeonne,
Amite blossoms pink ad white,
Swinging onsere In the light,
Storing honey for the bees,' .
peeking all the orchard treem, .
Seta the mewling or your beeety-
1e it joy or le 13 duty? ,
"Joy and duty aoth sae, ours,
Preit must rollOw after flowers;
oWs the "'Astral thins of wring;
Ours the hueethe blossoming,
gees the gladneas, onre.the gtving
Tkat fulLtts tEe plan of Dying."
' Spraye for Tomatoee.
ExPerientail 6M:a lei:kers re-
conenebethaa 110 Bordedlac mix-
ttrfe in --about the sturieantaaiima as
aged for the yoteto crap, that is, the
first application Wain the -Palinte Lute
Et. few 'inches high Mid -continaed at
frequent intervals clueing the grow-
ing season.'
'Mitt treetnierit is npt .always else-
gessful in controlling point rot,
especially when weather conditions
are do!Y. and InfavoiCribl for Matter-
ing the trop. BeMelieik applied after
the dereicipirient' al' 330 dIseaSe would
be of dee:Mt-IAA efficiency and Would
prove objeationable on account of the
sediment left on the ripe fruit.
Then They Canned Him.
Custoaier-"Where Will I filed the
candelaava '1"
Nevi Floorman-"All canned good
are in the grocery department on the
fourth floor." •
Worse Effects.
Fiest Pater --"My boy's letters from
college always send me to the diCtion,
any."
Second pater -"That's nothing/ My
boy's always senderie to the bank.
"Who maid succeed in the world
should be wite in the use of his pro-
nouns Utter the You twenty times
Where you once utter the I."-,Tohn
Hay.
GUINEA FOWL' MAY BE KEPT
maximum digestive and assimilative
„fats, cartallydrates' and Protein end WIERFVER POULTR
in about the proper proportions. The
excessive amount of dry matter con
. -
assimilative capacity . of the cows
and enable them to proeitice a maxi -
mem flow of milk.
On breeding farms where cows are
regularly and command good prices. fed for advanced registry records it
Whether one should grew the Wheat is desirable to' groer root crops, such
crop'' or oats and peas in the rotatien as mange's, carrots and sugar' beets,
is a debatable queition. It depeads to furnish succulence end variety to
upor. the conditioes tinder which one the. rations. Experieticed feeders
is Working and how far 'one has to prize theee crops highly because they
haul the wheat to market. The cut- act as a stimulant to the cow's di -
ting and harvesting &hey crops has gestive system' mid make it poseible
n great deal to do with the -feeding
value. We may cut our clover, M-
U:Naar timothy too' 5000 or too late
to' accuse maximum' feedlng value.
One of the advantages Of seeding
timothy with clover is that of pro-
perly curing the mixed hay. There
is lees trouble in cutting', curing and
Curing a Om by Wire.
Doctor Taylor, the veterinarian,
was cranking his cav to go to the
country, when his wife appeared at
the .door and called: "Telephortel"
"I've got a sick- cow," said Frank
Jensen when the veterinarian ans-
wered the call. 'She's 'most too weak
to stand, She has quit chewing her
cud, breathes hard and seems te have
a high fever, 'Can't you coine.
"Notice enything -wrong when she
walks'?" :slaked ' the veterinaeime.
"She -walks with a straddlitig gait,
and is stiff in her hindquarters.
When -she stands she puts her left
foot way back."
"How does the milk look?"
"Yellowith blue in color and, strin-
gy. It curdlee soon after it is drawn.
She doesn't gave much out of the
left side; that side of her udder is
red and swollen."
"From the symptoms you give the
cow has garget," said the veteein-
arian. "You can treat it yourself."
"But where'd she get it?" inter-
rupted Frank. "None of the other
cows has it,"
"That's hard to say," was the re-
ply. "It •might have. come from a
O rt a blow on the udder, or maybe you
skipped a milking. Careless milking
will cause it. It might have come
evws ReCOre.114 from the ewe lying witb her udder ender -deemed by leie,
CLINTON, ONTARIO. oil a cold doer, or ftom hurryieg het The dreg i•aust be tiaed after each
Whee her udder woos dittended, or rale, if the best results are to be
Terms
of eubsereption-e1.60 per year, from exposure to Wet, cold' weather, secured. Don't go on the road while
hi advance to Canadian addresses;
e2,00 to the T.J.S. or •other foreign ov a sudden thaego from a too muddy, let dry out slightly; it
countries. No Paper discontinued laxative. retain to a more concentra.
uutil all arreaes ave Paid unlese at lied one. Keeping a cow too fat May
the option of the publisher, The egm it."
dote to Which every subseription is 'What shay, I do for het?"
paid is denoted on the label. "Reduce the grain to one-third
ealaterti.sing rates-Traesient edver- the usual amount. Give her about
lailetnentt, 10 mete per eonpareil a, pound of Sporn salts. Get seine
Bee for fiest insertion and 5 cents ladtiol'Itto°df iret7essi,rerreatint)liesaar rat
' pet lite for oath subaequent insere
lien, Sreall advettiseantrits not to gist and give a half: 'pulite 'of .the
exceed one Mete eeee, 9,02tu nitrate ia the drinkieg,, water teviee
"Sttayed," Or "Stolea," etc., itisett- day."
el 'alai for 86 cents, mid troth eubeia "Shall I do anything to the tad:.
Omit iesertioe 10 cents. der ?"
Corenmeleatioes banded for pablicia "Milk it carefully mid bathe with
ioftmust, fis guarantee of geed hot *gar several Monet daY, atilh
faith, bo ttecempenied by the name of it with olive, oil containitig taste Ver aarrOellta made of georgette mead
Get. It CLARK. 00013, run aaalabaa aeaoetal 3171105 will be Meth ninuir after Itteralerieg
the writer,
krastletor; dallY, pl101-, 080 'atiY atttl'ag WM; it they eve leaf tes a heavy beth
. 01 t0Wea ami itoeed on the Wreeg We,
Mat f 'Merit (a) the Odder; end OW any
for her to consume More grain feed
than is the ease when her ration con-
tains too meth dry matter. A small
plot of ground will suffice to produce
all the roots needed for feeding for
advanced registry records, and save
trouble and expense buying read
to feed when needed,
the possible aauses of the trouble -
cold floors, etc."
"1 almbst forgot to ask about us-
ing the milk," said Frank.
"Don't use it. Milk the left half
of the udder intci a separate pail and
bevy the milk. The right side pro-
bably is not affected. Generally not
more than half of the udder is af-
fected at one time. Dishieect the
barn with coal -tar itisinfectants, to
the infection won't spread to the
:other cows."
A week later Frank's cow was
again doing her share of work at the
milk pail. Except for Prank's care -
Tal obeevration 'whieh caught the
trouble in time and for the veterin-
arian'e help, the trouble might have
developed into a case of chronie
garget.
Pixies; Up Earth 'Rcaide.
It can be truthfully aaid that drain-
age is the chief essential ,in putting
eneth road e into proper comlition. An
all. Seotchman, an expert road build-
er, aptly said that the three require-
ments of good earth roads are. drain-
age, more drainage, and still more
drainage. The route mnet not only
have good surface drainage but motet
also have pood nutter-drainake, Stir -
race dvainege ie scimred by prelim.
by keeping the crown Or the read
properly dragged. ' Stretches of road
:that, do net dry out quickly moat be
THRIVE
In Engiafid They Are Highly Prized as Substitutes. for Game-
' 'The:Flesh of the Young Broilers ReserilbjeS
-Quail or Pigeon in Flavor. .
Guinea fowl, ae know them,
are anioag. the manio wild 'fowl that!
came originally front Africa. Where
ame is getting scarce, guinea fowi!
become increasingly papules'. They,
can. be raised wherever poultry
tl "' end are b eo means trimble-1
smee. Their chief draveback it the
Guinea fetal are prolific" layers.
nomadic strain in their bleed.
Their- eggs are small bet the flavor
is good, .ancl there is a certain maicket,
&mend for them. The Meet of the
fowl has an excellent flavor that sug-I
gests 'game: Yainig broilers weigh-
ing from half a pound to one pound
are greatly' in dethend. The flesh
tben resembles quail or pigeon in
flavor. In Europe guinea fowls are
considered delicious 'table birdt, atid
in England,. perelenlarly, they eve
highly prized as substitutes foe
genie, fighting on mebus
erlean phea'sente." Whin well 'cook-
ed, the birds 'ate attractive' in ap-
peanMee and the flee'. of the young
is tender and -of 'espe..elly fine fiaerbr.
They 'have niuch the same food valite
as chiakeris, and are as economical
when bought at about the sone Price
per pound, •
General Care.
'Guinea fowla thrive best when left
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The Devilas Dice.
Thoefieeoesion greW animated I
Edward McLean and 1.113 broeher Doe
hert discuseed the arrest of a netlAl
cr.iminal who heti mede an apParent-
ly foolish overeight 111 coveving• cp
his trail,' /ildwavd" maintained that it
was nothing but ebeer carelestriees
on the pnrt of an overconfleent evirit-
inal grown bold in crime. Robot
rifaintitiffed the it Wee' the Nerleeeta
thae'eelleses all wreriledoina, and head
1114 the oddare ageinet every onim-
thal
tedause the world le tiersteged
for mdial ends and must in theleend
frusthate evildotas, They al/pealed to
their father, who had been an inter-
ested flatener to 'the debate,
• "ft it a significant feet, toys," mid
their father after pondering a mo-
nient, "that they 'are verY few sue-
ceasful criminals. It nefirly always
happens that a great offender is
aseig,ht by his own carelesseess, If
year saw the Situation staged you
,
under hense If this plan is pursued,
not. fifty Per cent._ of -the guinea
chicks will teach' maturity.
The mothee hen sbefild -be put in
a good coop with a board floor end
a roof that will not let the rain in, one who does wrong. That e hOlders. Nothing can he done at pre -
The hen should be confined to the trag,edy of every evildoer: he is sent owing to the difficalty of privid-
fiaating the stars." Lug the necessary buildings, but when
the small hOldings are establislied they
When boiling fish remove all scum will he offered to the people of Dart-
moor, knowledge of local 'conditions
SPRING MEDICINE
Saaeaparlica-loo Neodoktoy
AS *Pm' 301.02"0--
Deouse, althotigh the wa a OTore
itta work, Worryeand exeltehlent biefie
endertnissed your 92301'V0 eirength
and nerve forth.
Eeeause the coevals, eolas,,grip and
maybe tieveier flhrlde8,!save broken
cleWn your power of resistance.
Because Wirdiel.''s work and Close
coefieernent heye wornsout ye=
m
stoach and exheneted your blood,
x
Cain Yoe affair the good Iting-lest
the deetoadvises?
11 Apt, take Is <Mune of the famone
old medleine,-the one that tricith.er
used to take,--Ifood's Saisaleveillea
It's the finest extract pf Nature's
purifying, vatelizing and strength -
making roots,' berbei barIce and bara
riea such as physicians preseriVO,
prepared by eltilful pliarrimenits. iii
caildensed and econoialeallfore.
If you want the hest Spring medie
eine you'll surely get More' Sena-
Ttood'e Pills help
eonid alinost seold him for his feel-
i'sliflese. But the fief that he does '-
and are mill family cathartic,
hat' take preceutiona against bis
own tiabeleesness argues that eve aye
h�e dealing' With soinething like a
Metal law. It seems tes be one of the
/mealier qualities of evil to delude
the vivbegdeer. The Bible says that
Gad gives up the evildoer to- believe
a lig.
"We. believe that the three angles
of a tratiagle make two right angles,
that bodies fall 'downward, that =-
tire abhors: a vacuum. We need to
believe just as surely that justice is
0.0 inevitable cie gravity.' Let a man
believe that by his sharp wit he can
elude or defy a moral law, that he
caii transgrese a moral law with im-
punity; then in his view of life virtue
mey be a mistake, wrona may get
the upper haml 'and all things may
work together for the good of the
ungodly. I3ut in such a universe life
would be intolerable. The Woeld is
against the 'wrongdoer. That is what
is meant by the old proverbs, 'The
devil's dice are always loaded,' and
'Re who sups with Satan needs a
long spoon.'
"Do you remember what Emerson
said about that? It rune like this:
'The league between virtue and na-
ture engages all things to assume
a hostile front to vice. The beauti-
ful laws and substancesof the larger houses are being con -
of the world,
..
persecute and whip the traitor. He verted into tenements.
In Cornwall the natural resoereep
finds that things are arranged for
of the Duchy estate are to be eaplorea,
truth and benefit, but there is no
and developed. A diamond drill is to
den in the wide world to bide a
be set up in connection with the wol-
rogue. Commit a crime, and the
tram mines, and, where mineral re -
earth is nuide of glass. Commit a
sourees are found, full inv,estiiation
crime, and it seems as if a coat of
will
neow fell on the ground, such as re-
be Made to escertain whether by
veals in the woods the track of everythe application of modern saientlee,
'pattridge and fox and squirrel amethods they can be worked with
nd
prefit. The oyster fisheries, near Pal -
mole. You cermet -recall the spoken ;
month, revived Marna the svaf, haviug
word, you cannot wipe out the foot
PRINCE IS A GOOD LANDLDRD.
Heir to Throne Interests Himself In
Duchy of Cornwall Tenant°.
Since his retain to Loadon the
Prince of Wales has displayed the
greatest person'al interest the Lon-
don tenants on'thealueby of:Cornwall ,
estate. He has expressed .ble'
tion to hecomemequiiinted with them
all, awl, following' a -else: to them re-
cently be, accompanied by Princess
Mary, spent another afternoon with
them at the Old Tenants' Hosthl.
The Prince. remained a long time
with each tenant, all of -whom had had
relations serving in the forces, and in-
quired partfeularly into their ex-
perimaces. One of Use tenants with
wheel he (Matted is aaid to be the old-
est living clown in England; thaugh
79 years of age, lie appeared at Drury
Lane Theatre this yenr. . .
huportant schemes for the develop:.
ment of the Duchy estates are under
consideration, and will be carried out
when a return to normal conditions
permits. The housing soheme upon. tbe
London property of the Duchy, which
was inten‘upted by the war, will be
resumed, and in the meantime many
proved very saccessful, are to be much
track, you cannot dray,' 1.113 ladder,!
80 os to leave 100 inlet or clue. somo, extended. On the land a conartners
ship scheme is to be tried, the workers
damning eiamenstance always trail-,
or; the large farms being glveu a freed
spires. The laws and substances of
wage and a share of the profits, while
eature-water, snow, wind, gravita-
fur tbose who prefer to be mordinde-
tion-s-becoine penalties to the thief,'
pendent small holdings are to be es-,
' "You are both right. It is careless-
ness on the part of the criminal. But tebitlisisheprl;
°posed to plant teieeei-Oicti-
that very blindness is part of , Thet11e eaeteru side of Dartmoor upon about
Metal order . of the universe.250 acres each year, and 13 19 laved ira
ethics in their courses fought against establishing small holdings nearby- te
Sisera."fhey fight against every-
. . provide work in the winter for small
coop, but the'chicleens are better if
given plenty of freedom. They
should be fed in. exaatly the same
fashion as newly-hetehed chickens. quickly eta it rises to the top of the
A aariety' of food is relished and, is water, as it deadens the flavor of the, being regardePas essential to Ouecpss
a rule, they eat mere then chickens. fish if allowed to remain in the nand In this district.
When abont two -weeks old they are The case of the great Napoleon
neaely feathered and the wing lea- was one of the few on record of a
; them are large enough to allow them person whose fist finger was loeg- The ancieet Romans need concrete
to fly up in the trees to roost. From er than 315 -middle finger. in theiv -roads and bridges.
this age they grow very last, and if '
l they have sufficient range, they. re-
quire very little feed, is" they get
`Most of litchi living 'from bugs and
insects. When they are aboUt ten
Iweeks' old 'they should weigh 'from
, one and a halt to one and three-
quarter pounds each.
Durieg the summee guinea fowls
require very little feeding, but as
.
the youngsters increase in size and
number a. certain amount of grain
I should always be given them. hi I win-
ton
-
cover if possible, mid then they ve-
te/. 13 18 advisable to keep'theni under
quiro to be fed regularly, as they
grading, odegoate side ditches, and 1-1 natural inclina-
tion to wander in the fields end seek
theie food., Ommeionally they. are
allowed to run with hens, althoegh
.010
shmild be wot enough, however, Pio
it will not crumble, but smear. When
properly used, the den brings a thin
layer of earth toward the centre of
the road 'which is relied and packed
between the wet periods. IC too much
crown le secured by dragging, the
atigle of the deag should be reversed.
Getting the mirth roads gtaded,
ditches open, Well-atathed, tied prop-
erly' evoweed by dragging is about
all that 6001 be done until the people
are ready to stirfece the road vvitb
gravel, 11201(091etorie or 00010 Other
SUrfacang 19111301111,
e
ti ineeein
for the ordinary clemeetic fowl. Gen-
erally sneaking, guinea 110115 1090 not
good mothere, A good-sized hen will
:aver arom 18 to 30' eggs, and it
,equiles 11000
' d
hatching. The Lender age of the
baby guinea lasts ham the time it
is hatched until it is sixteen days
old. The backyard garden or small
patch adjohting the horde is the ideal
place to 05155 the baby guineaft. Un-
like chickens, they do not 54903011 the
gmound 0 that the gardener bite ne
deprecletioes to fear On the other
hand tlie geinett fowl help him to
combat; ieseet pests, It 18 astonish-.
ing how Many ineeets they will find
to devouv it the gavden.
130031' Guineas,
'When itist alteveteg out to breed
goatee fowl it is ilecoseary to alined
against inbreeding la the $.41,k nin to,
caved, Nor is it advieeble to try' to
rase a 536013 froth th
'cage bathed
_ • • 4--44.,444:45a44J1
est
eLlit
Ey join-, B. tuber_AM
mtroil's
Dr'Huber will allov,,er all signed letters pertaining to Health. yoUr
question la of general interest it will be answered through these- columns; •
.If not. it will be answered personally if stamped, addressed envelope Is en-
closed, Dr. Huber will not prescribe for individual caseeer rrigke- diagnosis.
Address Dr. John B. Huber, M.D., care of Wilson Publishing Co., 73 Adelaide
St. West, Toronto
Sore Threat. • tenacions, maybe blood-stained mue
Besiciee the throat '(nharynx) the cue; is expelled, -
soft palate, tonsilli' and 'Meal Chercle-i P.soOle Prone- to the• 110015000 and
Inc geTierally included- in ally enflotre-, constitutional , coadititais mentioned
Illation: When till§ is nate, *the': 9190011 'especially guard. against the
came. lies geneeally in exposuce to development of sore throat. The nee -
cola antl wete especially in Week loll,1 per use of the voice, salutelaxatives .
than , 019 sedentary hribits or who when neeeeeneY (say. a 305,183000 01
101have aetettleney to, thberenlostre gent of 03800) 551130 in a. tutablerful
or rheurnatisin 'or other systeMie 1)1930,0? piping hot on rising), tellies
diseases. Anti thane is septic oval or other medication, with, 102111• aip- -
theont, of germ origin. Such a -safe' plieatiens, by the physicien, . with
rem has Pam me swallowiag, a eee•atreatment of the underlying factot.
sation dryimes ov ,(s le a foreign; (rlietimatism, tnbereuloeis ,or other
body were stuek the threat, die s') are the right ineasurce.
derneee, 1100.2200050 and oftentimee. , Where nasal catarrh exiats no cure
impalement. ef the senses -Or- taste, C1911 30 hoped for until that organ is
smell and hearing. Tito 'pliarytet attended 311. And many a oleo of
e., ----- reddened beyond the native' and chronic pharyngitis gets Well of
g; it-
torigey loOkinendthe hack of the :0.1.2 aro soou ns the naaal catarrh has
-
se4a is .se;e11,-..fauch etiffeerer -been ..tmeed,
unmet forego for theineelves. AS is
rule they • nerei.it in roenting out 'of
ce
doer expt in' vary '02210:Weather.
• Maetina Guava:lie.
From five to eighe months le the
mai ego for marketing guinea
fowl, if they have tine beeit sold 10
yoring el,Icks for broiling An adult
bird weighe hem three to four
pomuls. Foe weeke before be.
ing marketed they 03001(1 be fatten-
ed en a 281100 contemns; a lavge
proportiot of carbohydrates supplied
let whole told groend green.. The
birds -fatten veadily, but care shoolid
be -Looked. nee •to esiateket them in too
plump a condition, as this data*
Aare tbeir eelue,•
If people' know move abed 5111300.fowl, they would not only be kept
in backyard mid city lag; but thee
Would also he a emelt flock on every
(at-to,MeV' are eiValtable Watch
dogs: aria ea 0001 Ise they eee 13111.'
22(11105 tawks end crewil eanalag
Attack the eaope, they frightee Miele
ttwny 1)1211' their- shell', peeetiating
data of 81000,
be treated ae for acute limn- .
ohitis-reet in bed, 11 het mustard Qtleatitalti Aeswers.
toot bath, a purge,- an ice beg to the
throat, email pieces of lee dissolved I have what I think is called honi-
on
the tongue.' Loeal applicaelons nier-tce. That is, • the tip of ity
within the throat end mica medicines great toe is spread out toe 1011 93
as Aconite, quinine end eolitan men- proportion to the ether parts a my
cylEole nuiet be preecribed by the tne. Is taere Any mmy of• correcting
famay doctor. thie?
Chronic sine 'liana (throne, 0.19,)' Answer- Monomer toe is the doithe
ryngeal catareh), may follow a ee- beg lip of the to iy 180.80 o2.
glade(' aetita Pluiry»gitis, on be dve contraction of certain sinews. Slight
to en:bite:ail and excessive steaming cases g ve littlo
oa the yoice (Cleegymen'e sore times the too feels a$ though it were
thioat), to the affluence of such eon- being twisted painfully, its fell
9333312300.1 disease as I have mention- leugth, no matter what oboe is worn.
ed or to the constant in'hala'tion of The toe, bowevee, is not generally
ivritant tatpoes, 05 iu certain dee- sore to the teeth. A good surgeon
garotte trades. Many such cases are may be able to relieve tile trouble,
i
part Med parcel oa catarrh of. the Is the .stogai. trentelent for tuber.
.upper Air passages, fruit the nostrils eulogie beneficial to any appreciahle
doyen to the bronchial tubes; end extent? Would any harinfool vesulta
evhee the latter ave reitohed we epeak follow ite use?
et bronchitie. Theta iii aoarsenees, Anfewer--Althougli the treatment
late voice tia easily eatiguea ata may wotild de eo harm, I me myself
he entirely lesti timed ia hacking' eleeptleal OS to ita ellietleY, 2 son
oriugli with pain or SuMlloWing, Vert InThiling you further inforrtintlee Ye-
ligeiri there ia a eeesetioe of to for- graellea the treat:nett of ttlber.
eiga body ill Ole ikoat; 101101 thick, .010013. e '
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