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r t 1THG 1STOCKd FEEDER.IMelt •
.• 1; /u�f,,'do i6 COMFORT ��
A Woman and aR
EE OF, ALL:
I)111tt Iwlnes in fie r•e 13Ig lob �qy�gg �y
red lea rl,r on%(.o) a fwd tuawlhy :: QIf1 9 PROFITS
li,REE DISEASES m' darn morel' 11rk hone de,el- ��
f, npm4nL, ,Is Js fulnld iu iiupurted ;.
r`°Fruit-a4tiyes" Brought Him
(Perfect .Health-
AVON',
ealth-
AVON, ONT;, May tette eery..
"I am younger since I have been
taking Fruit-a-tives". I was troubled
Yee ;,badly with Piles, Constipation and
Stomach Disorder, but I found "Emit -
•e -tines" was the panacea for the whole
three,
Now I ecu free •of all'these diseases
and: enjoying perfect .health, arid. •able
to work whenever I like. Five years
ago, I started taking!!Emit-a-tines". 5
took two every eight and they worked
wonders for are. '
No other medicine.I could get was so
good and I took lots ofdifferent teine.
dies before I found out how ;ood "Fruit-
a-tives" were.
I keep "F ruit-a-tines" on hand all the
time, and amu never without them. I
even take them with me when I go
motoring; so I can have theta bandy.
'‘Bruit-a-tives" are worthy of every good
word I can say about them. The fact
that they cured me of Piles, was some-
thing to be everlastingly thankful fort'.
GEORGE LAUR.
eoc a box, 6 for $2.5O, trial size, 25c.
At all dealers or sent on receipt of price
by Fruit -a -fives Limited, Ottawa,
Give and "'Take.
Ile who takes Demi the land find
doesn't give to the land deals dishon-
estly with it. lie cleats the loud and
It will repay Wee -Farm and Ranch.
GARDEN GLEANINGS.
harvest the turnips.
Turnips keep lest in a dry outdoor
Mt. •
Cover spinach tyit11 n light litter or
mulch of straw, hurry enough to re-
tain the snow fend prevent freezing.
Store pumpkins and squashes In a
room where the neve • temperature
p t retie
below 50 degrees. The storing place
dunst be dry.
Is soon as the ground freezes mulch
the strawberries thoroughly wlit)) some
Il lit mnterinl, smelt as :Straw' hay,
strawy manure, etc. -Rugal Farmer.
BUSINESS AND
SHORTHAND
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at the'
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essistoossetiegooseamooseetmee
Chess Ilii fattening steer line ;;
111 the putt water lie 'tent dunk
ell (lune he \'111 nut 11 ' on I0t
r unJcl,
1• JJ, ny ferulers ‘1,1,11"let the steer 3-
trailolo $,11 0 %voile uf• feed ,into
the intul rather Llinu spend 'i25
fort l'ced rack.:
(food breeding 'and good fed 'c.
ing are se eltNely )elated that `•
they 11211st go together. Qne Is
useless tciihnnt the other,
o. An old retinue properly t (lien �.
ed end i» .;null loalth would 'pe
3 ifrererelr1c. 1) n ,('none tate In poor ..
emelithl. •
10) 1201 attempt to !lase more ,
Imes then ;rol can lufndh else _•
they will eat up all the,llrolit.
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CLIP THE COWS UDDER.
Removal of Nair Makes For Cleanliness
In the Dairy.
It 1s not unpote on nelong dairy
"cows to tied the udder covered with a
dense growth. or long Mics. which, al-
though they may he of some•protettion
to the udder, nevertheless, front the
slembeeut of sanitation aid comfort
to the cow during, milking, ere cc dIrl•
11:0111 0ritcc 11 runtespondeut o1' the
Nuttitn foamier. 0111101' Ordinary aunt
ditiunc they nee generally covered with
111111. 111d ccenin the hest kept dtities,
ri less clipped, collect some dust and
filt.li, i"urthermore, beetle:4e of their
loc;ltiou, it is highly probable the tulle
of them will duel their w•ay into the
milli pail during (talking. In order that
ant h conditions 11111y not Orc•ur these
lairs should he clipped close 0(110 or
twice (molt year, thereby preventing
collection of 111111 end permitting great,
er ease in washing thea udder.
11 has been nay exllctaenl'e tbat'•lclrlc•
ere': are also developed when breakitlg
heifers to 11111k bevel/se' of these long-
hairs. When .the mill t' grasps the
tents tlurlug the milking the surround.
ing hair ins inelyded, and with each
stream drawn the hairs are given 11
cigerons pull. 1s it :any- wonder that
the bell'er kirks you, pall acid all, lute
the gutter?
A conunon pair of horse Clippers are
best suited fur tire ciippleg of Um heir.
1e a large herd is to be cupped a 110 11
power machine should dee provided,
The (ripping should extend over the
finer: and thigh on 00 right side., as -
this will make it ensll i ..b keep the
side above Ibe 0f.11k hail (lean It will
help to-elitn111)11e n1ue11 filth, %Odell
1211Ytns bettor milia, :1nd better milk
eve/1102111Y
means betler pieces.
HOG CHOLERA ADVICE.
Some Measures That Tend to Proven,
tion of the Dread Disease,
13y DR, F. 5, HADLEY,
Wisconsin Collego-of Agrlculti+re,
Pieinfeet the pens amt (nought deity
with 11 5 per cent 00)1)0lic field sole -
tion, ,1 5 1)01' cent sulutiun or evnnnter.
(1111 1'011lalln or 11 Y, per 00111 creulle
solution.
Neve all hogs tre1ted \i+il,h sertnn be
prevent the. dioense.
Allow owl y a competent •
1 ten t vete1.iurittl
to perform the work.
Shun the use of patent nostrums.
Photo by Wisconsin College or AgrIcui-
ture,
The losses from : hog cholera con-
stitute a leading factor in the high
price of pork.. The millions lost arf-
nual
I
Y could beevent( r
P d by the
use of antl-serum. In the past two
orthree years thelosses of hogs
by cholera have been enormous; 1n
many cases whole herds having.:
been wiped out. The loss of course
falls directly on the hog raiser in
the first instance, but .Indirectly the
consumer must help pay the .pill,
'The illustration shows a hog. being
Inoculated fet. the production of hog
choleraantl-serum,
I4eep the hogs hungry; so that the%
bowels will be active,
Do not feed too much new corn. A'
slop diet is preferable.
Do not'feed garbage or other city ref•
(190.
Keep away from neighboring farms
where cholera is thought to exist,
Drive off wandering dogs or outer
stray animals. '
Qierantine newly percliased or bor-
rowed bogs for from bus' to six weeks..
This applies especially to show animals
returned from fairs..
1)rlring 11113 w101)4when the weather
keeps the cattle in the barn nt least a
part of ;he time, Ibe 1111W41011 of water
tut the cow 18 (111) ns soniewl est
;1urg. Thee is espeeinle12 (rile with the
practical daily firmer triune h141:) Is
not equipped with lip to daft, 12111(111115
devices, tree Liilithlil's 7aurry Farmer.
'These 1:011tr ivniicep w12101) keep fresh,
rival& muter before eneh curt' tit ;ill,
tunes when she, Is in the stable, 11)3
great ltdvuuteges. and they are' not
prohibitive either hi Pelee ' or in the
diiiicnity' of installing. Thee is 110
1(uestioiI 'that :iu Ilutoivatic• watering'
equipment spill pay for itself it ,1 short
title.
The nature of tb0 (OW 15 Duch that
she should have water with her fume,
1t is hardly right or fair to the cow
to feed her dry feed twenty-three
Mom's to the tiny mal then let her out
to n wnterteg bulli that is perhaps ice.
.found and make her stand in 1110 face
of r1 northwest gale while she 0 tilling
her system dilh this cold water which
takes care of Ole demands of her un -
tore in the economy of milk produe-
t11411.
It is well known tlnit mill/ is about
S, per vent water; therefore if a cow
Is „01111 to give a liberal How of mill(
elle must hove a liberal supply of wa•
ter with which to make that nnik; not
only this, ifut her system demands u
certafti amount of water in order that
she may he kept in the best of health
Mr's. (Katherine Davis, NewYork's new .commissioner of Cor
rection Sweating in her first de- puty Burde'tte Lewis,
Dehorned Caine "$2 00 Extra
In April ,next a regulation gots
into effect in the stock yardsnlear'
Toronto that will have some effect
on the pockets of the farmers.
It is to the effect that $2 addi-
tional will be paid for all dehor.n-
ed catltle.
Some, len years ago the practice
of 'dehorning was an vogne coolie
than to -day in tl ing 0e:t;,et • but
as nothing: definite was said by flee
fbna-1'901' a cash allowance in ex-
'cwt's„for the dammed cattle, the
farmers gradually ceased doing the
)cork. Ileaaa51er they will be paid
for doing what is at 011c1 e humane
thing, and it money-maker as well.
'rhe Toronto d lo k,d' -re
foie/night
ago, had the following ilial;
DJSIIORN BEEF CATTLEOi3LOSE
`F2 ON I;AC.ft
The 311211 nog uIre ion coli;ce{Hing
ogamom
1'
1. WINTER POULTRY NOTES. ;f.
•i• Bunte ell the fowls 71t once,•'•
h'iy c•ulds will eeul( front ex-
1,08i0.),111
x- .
;f. 2\ •
't p0en!! 11LIIfi his (215)11.•
is NI'o long In n 41:1,0, do' litter
?1 now will letelen the laying'1' �•
120111' 1112 (5' 1,211110124
1; 11)41'1 forget 114121 yea must
1, clean hooey fF yon err to have i.
sure,ress with tau' hone this win- `:
•1:
e'e
te'l'll' hest time In resei11 tions
1. 15 Ateeest 1)' i'cptenther, but It is
not be) late note II' you rnu Me .i:
1121) dry 81111d,
• )111ell 11.31510 likely tu) estllt
▪ w (1111,01 ally (514441(114 Itnrm 11 th(
beliearo eellipcll(d to work In
•• elven fitter for their groin at all
:•:1. 1011us,
•i• !mesh •sand or gravel (11 Ibse
:I l010iy acnes try to 1llo comfort
• of the 111211,4 1110 wilder. 0010!
‘1 IMAM) 01 s(lee)p 01)1144 111 least -
? ▪ three inches deep 11:1c1 earth
floors Prot) six to twelve ilio he s, ;
▪ •Z;ollec( •1 leure1 or two of line
J. road dust. A bushel of this 10 113 i;
i- large box or frame In a stulu\ :•
1uratiol,i in the henhouse will be
greatly enjoyed by the fowls
;. sold will help keep down the 'F;
»umber of body lice: :t:
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A GOOD WORD FOR THE CROW.
This Abused Bird Has Solite Good
ldualities-toiOffsetlts Bad Traits,..
The case of' the crow, condemned a'
decade or more ago as a destructive
bird in agricultural Helder has been re.
opened ,by the department of agricul-
ture 11' and more favorabie verdaet
reached. The investigation , made: by
experts' of the bfologfcnl survey ol'the
department shows the crow to be of
great, value to farmers.
After a careful study of the habits.
and the examination of 11 large lum-
ber of 9tmnnnhp thcl ?lena1tment as`
The
Best
Collective
lain(
and preventive of the numerous
ailments caused by defective?
or irregular action of the or- '
gans of digestion -is found
i.
n the
safe, speedy, certain
and time -tested home remedy
BCifPILLS
Sold everywhere, I. poxes, 26 cents,
the 'dehorning of cattle goes into
•effeghi on April 1st 114e'xt, After
;that time' all horned cattd;e com-
ing to the Union Stock Yards will,
be docked ;12.00 leach.
While this may seem to some a
faillhe1. (sltringeave nle,aslure it is In
'the interests of a111 coucetlnedl, - It
will protect cattle front injury, fro
quentty sustained 'when they are
Penned up togleil'her at the yards.
Jt prevents much damaging of
beef, as:Much n1;e;at has. 'to be sli-
ced off a cercass w)1eile the animal
has been torn ,b'y the horn of ano-
ther when on thea hoof, In like
manner the dehoining of cattle- pro
tett the hides from holes and snags
being inflicted. Attendents would
be protected From injury and space
saved,
' • 1•'• '
p(1't5 have tachca th( can<lusion that
1 thecrow consumes enough grtlsshop
pert, :cutworitli, white grubs and oth-
01 injurious insects to make im high-
ly valuable to farmers. There 11) how-
ever, one bad habit which the crow
has, and tint is the destruction of
young birds end (4111114' eggs, but tills
trait is outweighed by the good the'
bird is doing for the. farmer in the de-
struction of eremite and Insects.
The one clanger from the crow, ne-
eordiug to department experts, lies in
la ge numbers, of the number can be
kept; clown so that its morulae toed is
sufficient there 18 every reason why
farmers should recuurage the bird to
remain about their rams, Not long
ago nn agent o1' the department was
watchi)rg a crow feeding in :a corn-
field. -It seemed Hutt' the bird was
pulling up young corn 0nd carrying it
to a nearby nest •fo feed its young.
After the crow had left the nest the
agent, climbed the tree and Secured
the young .bulls, An examination
showed that instead of young (020 or
the kernel of 11ua 00211 the older bi1d
had been feeding the: young ones with
cutworms gathered from around the
corn plants.
Easy Matter..
"What do I say at the wedding?"
"Not a word, dad. All you utter is
the check." -New York Evening Jour-
nal.
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T BRIEF DAIRY LORE.
The calf' stall should beI n
pe ti
{, fully •supplied with good; clean,
3• dry bedding.
No dairyman should forgot that
Ids barn is a place where ' e e Iluwan
'" food is produced.
Observe with care and note as
a first point that, a- cow should
have a large and , ample sized
body,
A brush or old whisk broom 14)
I• handy to brush off loose hair
and dirt fro th dd
rnitldng, ..
What the dairy industry needs
d1most is an improved :breed 01'
�'
. it
meninstead of
y It new breed
of cows.
The choice pure a
wouid be a splendid audbred 1)101ctlf
I` appropriate gift for either the
boy or the girl;
To certain tall es
tent -Sine:
toreP ro: :'
vides for the comfort and food ?•
supply of the daily cow in the
simmer time, but if the depend
too greatly upon 1101)1r'e in the;''.
winter time we may find our re-'
turns somewhat unsatisfactory.
••1 I»1' F+I••I^I••1'<i•3•-I»N•I,•i-1.•!»I.1»i»i••1••i�•1'•i!ri`
Many or the famous holstein
herds In the east and west have
been estate:shed by a progressive
owner sec)rlul; ;1 few high class le -
1071155 whose blood 11nes are 1,051.1
(lion utility and mating such •ill-
mals With a sire 1111050 brreriing
1)110 Individuality aro 51)41, that Inc•
potency Is secured and the vigor
liull vita(i1) of the offspring deli-
- INRety fixed. it Isby suet] mrthc,l5
that peon uthlo dairy cows aro 41)
ducud. The 1101ste11) cow sharp
produced:- 11 )m01101.'01' 3.14 per
09)1 1)2)11 111 .nue year as 0 1141r,• -
year -old.
11110 that she nay IA2 111)10 to du tin.
work that 1; expentod 1)' her. ,\I1 0l
this means that the cow' should hart.
tenter when elle w1)15 it and, 111r1;n0
1111411 11112, 1111)1 2121111'1• 5110041 Mit he 5i
00111 that it (hills her entire s,v5tafl
Anil that it 1(0)4l'fs dm :wavelet; ill bei
system ill the tuitlittracLm'u or min: no,
11111101 Yat aud p1odue'ts or inlet 11,1.1 two.
Tho (1)1115' cots' is 11 aelieet1' tneelene.
She is more 1111111 a utaehl111', e'en• h,a•
811000s5 115 n cow de(1ulls 111)12) ((21'
21'fty her Maternatl 11lsinr,'1)4 tiro' Ns..
tered There is no ilnim111 that is tuere
severely taxed in the perforlrmnc'0 or
its daily 110t'k !11111 the dairy ('0t!. '1'u
produce from 40 fa lee 1100)1115 or mint
in a day is,no light task, and tilt` cow
that produces in that way is the rat?
tint has the best 01' care. towline,
more, it pays 10 (1210 the best of Care,
bee1use 1(111l is the only Ivey -sir wbic1i
re
Settled On Her
Lungs.
Mrs, Geo. Murphy, Spence, On writes: -'1 have had occasion to 059
Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup, and
can say it most certainly is a wonderful
medicine. Last winter my little gid,
just a year old, took a severe cold which
settled on her lungs. I triedevery,thing,
and was almost in despair, when by
chance I read of Dr. Wood's Norway
Pine Syrup, and decided to try it. I
got two bottles, and as soon as I started
to use it I could see it was taking effect:
I gave her three bottles in all, and they
completely cured her."
Do.ood'
W s
Norway+r
Pine Syrup is a'
1
universal s remedy for sufferers from all
bronchial troubles, Coughs and Colds
of all kinds, Bronchitis, Sore Throat,
Hoarseness, Croup, Asthma, Whooping
Cough, and Throat and Lung Troubles,,
disappear quickly after a few doses have
been taken.
It will stopthat distressing, tickling
en
s satfon inh
t c throat vehicle : settees
coughing and keeps you awake at night,
Price, 2,5c; :large faintly si5e, (1bo.
Put tip in a yellow wrapper; three pile
tree e
s the trade mark;a
manufactured
d
only by The T. Miiburra Co„ Limited,
Toronto, Ont.
Recuse substitutes,
tl ❑r uNmp f111,ip�lltip I� 111lp„
nun
to
elieeeweelfiVie
Aeget. eFrcparattonforAu
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similating {heroodandRegnth-
ling tt12:3talRllfhs apanoweis of
ProrlotesDigestion,Cheeri`ul-
ness andllest.Contains neither
Opnim,Morphine nor?''finrrel,
Nsa
N.An(®Vire. •
Tries of OtteBr traZGRJS'l II
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For Iupa its 9.11 C ildxe ,
The .,(t . Von Have,
Alwayp
Bought -41
Beam the
Signaturc
of
AperfcctRemedy for Constipa-
tion, Sour Stornach,Diarrhoea,
Worms ,Convulsions,Feverish-
ness and Loss OF SLEET'.
LacSimitpe Signature of
NEW YORK.
In
Use
For Over
troy Years
rxACr.COPY OF WRAPPER,
- - - THE CENTAUR COVEN HIT, N -.W TeHK err,. ,.
tee nlgllest degree or proauetluu linty
be obtained. 5\'hen the hinter sen5nn
begins' it would be fail' 1111d ,just :111d
good economy to protide some mente4
'whereby the debt cots could be 1.11•
tel'ed regularly, Whereby they ('until.
have a supply el' clean, pure venter bo'
fore them -if not fit all bane( in lite
day, at lenst several times during the
day -without 'malting theme go into the
cold, stormy weather and drink from
an ice covered 11)111.
The barn (lilt is eg1lpp01) with re-
mota mintgers 1.1111 be used very nicely
from lie' 11(11(ng sta1Qpuint by allow-
ing .the m1111(1110 to he ihortmeilI)'
cleaned end Ilse water le flow In unlit
of the row's in the hnttoln5 or 111084
Mangers' scr0ral 111111'5 11111.111(1 1 h day.
At tea.,ot do not allow the VOWS h, 1()124)1
lu the (21)1, 5102015' 11'0,)1114! tu'l d0 Wit
1'i11ee 11(4111 to Ovine' just 0111',' 1111ring
the day. �
Dual Purpose Cattle.
11 Is a well alum') feet IMO no breed
of •'00411'1111 prutlul'4 11111^1) 114(4 :110 but-
ter arum the'5nme food, says-1111tri1'11
i)iryvumr. If she hnskno 114r h'i'd lilt
Irutrr ttorih 311 (ruts pr•r poaml Sir.
(.11 HIM) 1(2 liar 14)1(110 Ihu, MOH(' 1114 N1111)1'
feed Into heel' worth from (1 to In
cents per !shim!. It Is live atoll there
1112' 11101111 ('(14414 1,11 124211141, n I'rev
1(140), 111x1 hnv1 prottueed »il'k nil
butter rat at profit :,'!d bare (1!1)13 a
9
041n11.1 veer enlr aanan»y. •a Hes: '•11,r5
are the exception raid not the rule of
uny Greed,
Grazing Wet Fields,
it is of Hutch. Importance' that stet*
be removed from the fields when the
ground Is wet. No griming should be
allowed when the iand is 111 a Ninth -
Lion to "p11ek. Grazing the corn, ('01 -
ten, oat and pelt dellls will not be det-
rimental to the land 11' the (17(0nd Is
dry. but do not let the Andantes insure
'bo fields when the ground is q•et,
Watering Cows.
Where water Is bel'01'4 rows con-
stantly it is interesting to note holy
often they will take n few 5011Ilow's,
then go ellen(' with eating Or ebewing
cud. Says Hoard's Dairymen. it wu111(1
be Il1r'tl to estininle (Ire be'nvfit'i11' lino'
ing water before thecows In winter
when it is trammel In the temperature
of even a cold barn over thy system
o1' turning euros out to drink etre ur
twice 11 any front :1 1111111 IMO' Is too
often frozen, u1' even. 11' the water is
fnit•I,v 01rn) the aln1ne(lhi'r'(' is too c'all
'fat• eon. 1)111)0')• and she is ('nutpelicd
to chink 1)11' tun much et one time,
Hereby chilling her tuna diverting en-
ergy tint ohoole he tease 111 m:lking
mills 10 Me ngt5, her temperature up
to emenal
Smooth, e Ruts
OW soon will your roads, that now take
the heart and soul out of every man and
horse that uses them, be made into a con-
tinuous stretch of road that you and everyone
in your county will be 'proud of ?
How soon will you stop fillingthe ruts and
mud holes . with your road taes, and build
roads that will permit you to put your road
taxes into more good roads ?
Concrete e
Roads
'cost no more to build than any other good road, and their
upkeep expense is practically nothing, which makes them
the cheapest kind of good roads.
Concrete roads benefit the
farmer, consumer; merchant,
newspaper, board of trade and railroad. They make for
greater prosperity generally, by increasing land values and
production; bringing more trade;
more
industries; e
s, mor(
employment; greater traffic. They decrease the cost of
marketing. All of these factors combine to decrease the
cost of living.
Every citizen owes it to himself to investigate the advantages
of concrete roads and learn how theywill directly benefit
him. This information is free for the asking. Write for it
to -day to
Concrete Roade Department
Canada Cement Company bunted
801 Herald Building, ibadontrenI
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$1,1,
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