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see, we hire the villain's creditors to go
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j)n in that sce,zle."-Tl t- Bits.
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be too cold and will syllt easily, but by,
things which everybody else put 5n
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Miss Gabbelgh--Reggle Duzzit thinks
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FURNITURE,
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and a halt inakes, tkan fMng6 it in
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who bought a Parrot three-month,s ago
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as good as the best. When ohilling
. eteel alwayi keep It moving In the w&o
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Nervousnesso Sleeplessness, Ner.
Vous Prostration, Loss of Energy,
Brain Fag, Faint and Dizzy Spells,
Loss of Memory, Melancholia,
Listlessness, After Effects of La
Grippe, Palpitation of the Heart,
Ansernia, General Debility,, and
all troubles arising from a run-
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They will build you up, make rich
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since Well. I am getting -even with r I
. . .him 6w." . with t live and let live prices. Upholster- To makes spring for thO.binder or 9S
"How?" asked Brooks. . . - iDg done and satisfaction in every're_ any other farm tool, take an'Od file or GILLESPIF ,
"I've bought a Peafowl and a pair of old rake tooth, work It into the rbiper
guineas,- --Chicago Tribune. spect. Picture framing neat and.cheap.
. 4�mpe, being very careful too w rk at -
. -+++- New Williams sewing machine always low a heat as posEdble. T6 he t just .
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I i "To that Mrs. Brown of Boston rt on hand. No travelling agents, aild nee a little too hot will spo ' the . ; HARNESS,
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"I dt;nno her name, but, she'a Boston no high- prices. . Goods deliver d .,� n . pring for all time. Never heat more ' .
bred."' ' . . I I lbave removed my harness shop to my
. "Then she's brown, of course,"- town and.country free of charge.'. , ban a'nice. red and as few ti es all
icleveland Plain Dealer. . . . r . . . I the , ONE DOOA'NORTH OF TRE
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- Those good old songs we used to love ; I : , -told oil enough so that In put Ing In ones.
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Their fate Is sad, I vow,� � I - , the spril� El 1:
Undertaking- i 'j- It Will, not even walm the - 11
They'll all cooped up and suffering . � - ! oil. Heat t - 11 Gillespie's H s the
I I I lie - sprins evenly I oval arness i
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. --+++- . I DepartMo�t ' to a cherry red then drop into he 'Oil. . best H�kness. �
. I ` - . 11� a 'After it is cold pass It back a forth " .
I I ('Doctor,' said Ll Hung Chang, "'have . - . : througb the Are with a pair ,5f . cold
you got the list Of symptoms all ,pre- I . A full stock of Horse' Blankets, Robes,
I pared?" I., . We have a large and varied assort- Itouits until the all is all blazed oftj , I
"I have," answered the court phy�- ment from which to choose it'-,tiiho of 'dip In the oil again and blaze off as Sleigh Bells, Trunks, &c. I
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- s there any sign of P re are sal right if you have bee Yrices right and satisfaction guarauteed,
7 - opular uprising ,aErices that have been a n careful
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I I In the city?" of ag . I surprise to all who have Is the work. . Give us a oall* and, we will please you,
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I " 1:� de ds w ith us, Two fine hea*rses on j2prings for buggies, barrowe, ate.! delight your horse, oatiofy, your purse.,
Any demands for anybody's yellow band for summer and winter us AWRepairing a Specialty.
I Jacket, Peacock feather, or life?" ' I . 0. Night e, "'
an be given a good temper by Mosing I
I "Nothing strenuous in that way.,, cal I at Mr. Landsborcugh's. residence, I back and forth over 'the anv I 4 and .
� Anybody trying to interview me for cottage in rear of Dominion hammering lightly until cola, oc- JAMES GILLESPIE, Smerth,
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"No one; ' Such efforts are thoroughly Bank,. will be promptly responded 6. easionafly dIpping the hammek IW' *a- -One Door NORM of. the Post Office.
. d1scouraged." � � _1 ter. . .. I 171841
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I . "Well, if you are sure thays the case . . ' . ' To make butcher knives owt of old � I
o conva,lesce.,,- JOHN LANDSBOROUGH, dles or any other,,tool steel mork ab -
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thip first servant girl. . I considerably. That Is by dipping the I
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was too small." . � then heat hammer
. - small ? Shure, that's woi - - . lightly until cooly
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I kind o' small Payple. They didn't give , 'IN , . 'draw out. When you have I+. in the RELIEVES CHAFING, ITCHING OR IRRI.
xne enough to . ate." Philadelphia Re- I - TATION. COOLS, COMFORTS APJD HEA0
cord. . No. 00 shape you want it and have done all
.,. .. 4 DU the filing you want, then beat to 0 THE SKIN, AFTER SHAVING.
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'And somehow this world's growing a !L cherry red evenly over the blade an4 Avoid dangerous, Irritating Witch Hazel
glummer; � ,- 1 I Mkk3 I T3 OWW j,.rVg` ,put it quickly In the water, being verM preparations represented to be "the same as"
.'Twould be somethinX remarkably FOR HOME OR oareful to put it in the watt;r 13 ralglat Pond's Extract, willch easily sours and often I
sweet PERFECTION � up and down or the blade Wil I *,arp contain "wood alcohol," a deadly poison.
� If We* only could live throuih one sum- - STORE USEP ,It - is now hard as glass and must �a '
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..%'hich did not break the record for Eiectricity.� Cheaper than oil. Never'O . ut with tallow and pass back an fd � rt]W ,
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They were breaking uPt' housakeeP- descriptive catalogue. Write'for it. ' _' " � :
Ing"It seems a shame " iald she, -$'to absorbed the tallow, rub On in e tal-
throw away this etatue'af Irenus, even AUER LIGHT CO.. mkitirits, MONTREAL.- tow and repeat the operation ntil'it
I GNNNNNNNWV==r,,."T,-�,,'. ' of Fine Bbots,
. tf the nose Is chipped, and an arm breaks Into a blaze with a Pliff Of � ,
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� broken and - a f oot gone. Don't y6ij I f � - . tonap ,then shove into the forge dust I �
� SUPPOse We could give it to some one?" 110". Aft", woon; phosardhannot. to cool. There is nothing better. It .
"It might be appropriate to go over ,V_
� . the door of a hospital, don't you 27W Great.BnglixhAlzemady. * Will a1so make good reyolver springs. , , and,;
I gold and recommended by all . . : . . -
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kages guaranUed to cure all - :
. that place -where forms exua Vreaknesij orcli ard irrom start to rini sh. I
We boarded this summer I . I all effeets of AbUse . To keep an up-tozdate �stock Ijk6 ours it
truth, anyway. advertised the or exroess, Me I Worry,'ifteessive use of To- cTbe following paragraphs e resent sary every six momthe to
bacco, Opium ratimulanta. Mailed on receipt . r I
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: Mr. Hazzlt-Indeed ? That was�, g of prIce, one ipoks e $1, oix, $5. . One wM the best thoughts of many Wir ere on ' . hold a house cleanin 'sale. At present
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. L Ztovelty., � 84wXcure. MD , VT an raw we sire sold -out of some sizes in our
,a lets free to thfs.sqbjgct,. a consensus of opin ..
Mr. Gettit-Yes, sir, It ad'vertised, The Vompally, I garding ihe establishing of EL 0 J. 00011" best r,elilDg lines, afi.d we are going to
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'Surnmer boarders taken in."_Baltl. L i , . make it an object' for you to visit our
- 2nOre American. . I Sold in Seafortb by Alex' Wfleonj. S. Roberts And Cul orchard. I shoe t tore and see � if we haven't the
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"YGU PUgtlrtS . . Ing without. EL succesful XISU at
ts don't seem to have � . Vlant - I I shoes. In the line:s where some amas
. May as formerly.- MoKillop Directory �br 1901. the back of it. - ,:. I are sold out wa have reduced some to
- "No," answered the eminent repre. q . . . You �annot make .a, thor7,1.h1,b,,red below cost. . I �
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. XOntative of the prize, ring, "To tep DANIEL MANLEY, Reeve, Beechwood P. O� ,vat of a scrub, either In, I a Our Mid -Summer Sale starts to -da and
I - the truth, We got so Interested In listo ALEX. GARDINER, Counbillor, Leadbury P. 0. . I . y
I JOHN G, GRIEVE Coujacillor athrop P. 0 - plants or trees. � will continue through July and August.
on'n these naval gentlemen that Wd -JA HES O'LAUGHLIN, Coun Hor, Beechwood P,A , fe and - Every day will find new lines on our
kinT'otr'jf I 01 wi A kFee should have plenty o
orgot our o,wn affalro.'.'.-Wash- AROBIBALD MoGREGOR, Councillor, Seafartb P.0 Wigor' at the start, In order f, make B �
ington Star. JOHN 0. MORMON, Clerk, Winbbrop F. 0 argain fAbles,
I We keep the largest and beat stock of
_+++_ DAVID M, ROSS Treasurer, Winthrop P. 0. & fair growth the first season. . Trunks and Valises
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makes you look WILLIAM EVERS, Aseesser, Beecliwood P, -.O. A good, body and a poor head nowea _ in town, at the
So sad to -night, Frederick ? -11HARLES DODDS, Colleotor Sealotth P. 0. a lowest prices. . �
ITCHARD POLLARD, SanftZ.y Inspeder, Lead - about the same purpose on ee as I
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� Frederick -Only think of it, Auntfe. I .bury P. 0. . ID11 a -MaU. . W__ - .
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out asking If she loved me. 1. .Vlanting from failure of the �lanter
Aunt Hannah -But she has told yoti � Richardson & MInnis
she loves you, tirne and time agaln. than from any other cause. I I I
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Frederlckw.Gh, yes, and she told m4 CASTORIA I My.advlce to a man contemplating
- eo to -night the first of the evening; bul _. ' 1 not to SEAFORTH.
11 always ask her when I come awEEY. � �' For Infants and Childr ' . the planting of an orchard Is.
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her a long letter before I go to bed.-* ; a 0 &
Bostun Transcript. The fac- :: Don't select a spot that 1k od for L�
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I Uncle Josh-7Peddlin', eh ? Waal, I'm I -1" I", ' - , I s did. -
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3nighty glad them fellers has found 1. 1; LAME RAOR
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I Don't blame . the barber if he talks � - - .11, oots I without in- DIABITED
IvVhlli�- razoring your skin. I " __1' - juring them. I BRIGHTV DISIA61
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_+++_ . forkfuls of old straw slanure will Kwmffy & URINARY
A He-Aw, yes, when I -4,as w'alking Irl 4 rl L answer. i I 0189ABES
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I ho�vwld cow came wight aftah"us. � I 'After ,setting the tree should e an-#
, L She -Is that so ? Perhaps the poot . -L Via Toronto or Chicago, . Itually trimmed, -cult1vated, fe tiliz@4 OAN% -
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� IST CARS for your accommodation. Call the traveling tree agr.-nto price and will - .
I I A lady was looking for her husband ror further information. got what you order. . I 1. I - MRS. L.STERVES, Edtett's Land-
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Maid: "Do you happen to know any- Grand Trunk Railway. A mistake in verfeties will be of ing, N.B., writes on
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thinK Of your master's whereabouts ?" Trains leave Sesforth sad Clinton stations xe great.one because i . ,u will be long I 1.1 n the fall of t899. I was; trouble . d
"I'm not sure, maxh," replied the care- ollows I . � . . time in finding ft 011t and then nnot wi th a severe pain in the back.' I
Yul domestle, "but I think they're in the AOING WROT- 83AFORTH. CMUOR, remedy It. , I .
,w a, . Psesenger .......... IV.40 F. X_ 12.66 P. m, . . . out of a chair
i ,;1i."-Thc Pathfinder. Pa'soonicer.... _. .. 1 .12 11 M�- 10 27 P. M. I Ascertain , hat varieties are 'most - could sqarcely got
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Mixed Train.... - 0.20 A R R15 A. M. pucceosful in' your localfty and take �
11P-Aftc�r all, what does one -klo,' adixed Train ...... -1 0.16 E.M. 7.06 P. M . . �
RITiount to ? . I GOING XAST- the advice of those .&Tlug ouch experi. about. I took. one ox of Doan's
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. Sll('-It leads to athers.-Detrolt Fret Pa"ODger .. .. .... and was completely I
. ' . . P"eenger.. .. _ 8.11 F. 19. 2.56 P. M. . . I
rres.4. . . 14ixed Train .... .. .. 4.40 P. M 4.26 P.M. Keep grass and %eeds away : n the cured. I have not been troubled
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I . . Orthodox mother -Ethel ! How man3 - Weffington', Ore -k and Bruce. In winter. . .
. I . .fllnes must I tell you ft Is wicked to . . '
. Pick -dowers on the Sabbath ? . Golso Noitrn-, Passenger. . Mix6d. I
. I Ethel .......... 8.07 P. m. 1.40 P. A -mixture of soot, lime and a 1phur
- : El I 1-13ut, mother, I'm only picking Brussels.. .. .. '' 8.17 2.10 �1- Made Into,a paste and rubbed on the THE SEAFORTH �
real , at ones -Adam's thread and Bluevale.. .. * * '. 8.27 2.96 - tree will act as a preventive of mice, � I
needle, Tirnothf, Solomon'a seal and' Wingham... - - 8.38 1 ' 8.26 ' . I
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. Wingh&m...'..._... 6.58 A. V. 8.55 A. X, To "him that .overeorweth" .sh 11 go .
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"The Dick of your territory I" Insist- Brupsels.. . - - - - - - - - - 7.18 . - . 9A6 � -the profits naturally belonging tD hiin EMPORIUM-
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NOW; t ' hat would be a pick, N1cX London depart.., ...-.. . 8.16 A.M. 6.40 P.M ,s, credit of $40 1p- a savings b k In � .
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bistort. IKIPPen . . ......... . 9.60 6.25 1
Cal signiftcance, shows verY BruoendK".., .............. 9.58 6.88- on-- and on May 16, 1901, was $1, 20.10. eluded to sell Pi sand Organs at -
'Plainly Why It Is that Engl1oh is taking 011MOD , . - :.... 10.15 6.65 � I . ano 1 4
�he at i,7j:",.,::i.. .. 10,88 The interest allJv�ed has gra U'allm 4
,,, Place of French as -the language Londe@ 0 - . 7.14 ,
10MOCY.-Detrolt Free Press, Blyih - - - _ _.... - 10.41 7.28 been _
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-*- Winghm, arrive .... . .. 11.10 ' 8.00 i - �
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fitift the dirt withoat damagiog the leatheri Londesboro .... #.#.�- -4 . 7.22 4.06 All kinds of APP168 suitable for evapore Pianos sit corresponding prices.
d,e;;�Vhen it in 'necessary- to keep finely ounson-.....41--� ..... . 7.47 4,26 . --
- I . r6ted china plates piled together, get . Brucefield...-..... . ...... , 8.06 Cdo I sting wanted at the . . , 1
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frOm them circles large enough to cover the got'ar ............ .. .... � 8,86 . 6.14 , . �
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tion, needs a renewal of humus, -that
Is, decomposed or decomposing vege-
table matter. The original supply ex-
hausted, the once moist, loose, friable
�oll of the prairie becomes dry, hard,
lumpy and unresponsive to the tiller's
art. Such soils are often pronounced
worn out. And so they are so fax as
exhaustion of humus, -vegetable mat-
fer ' -organic matter, -Is concerned,
but not In the inorganic elements of
vegetable growth which are the most
expensive to procure and the mo9t
difficult to replace w1fen once really ex.
hausted. - Many a field bearing the
reputation of being exhausted needs
only a new supply of humus to mako
It as productive as ever, and how best
to utilize for this purposi'-the organio
Wastes of the farm is one of the Im-
;ortant problems, not of' the near fu-
ture but of the very present time.
SlIP-shop methods,, based upon the
-reputed inexhaustibility of the soil,
has brought grief to many an energeto
ic tiller of the soil who used brawn
merely or used It out of proportioa
with brain. *Every straw stack burned,
every crop of cornstalks raked and
burned, every fork -full of manure &1.
lowed to go to waste, Is just so much
on the wrong side of nature's kedgeil
account against the Improvidence, un- -
thrifty and unwise tIn6rs of the soil.
The bookkeeper and the duhler may,
forget, may make mistakes, but na,-
ture never, and she never negle,cts to
onter a debit nor fails to make a col-
lection therefor ;and what Is just as
true, she never forgets nor neglects to
enter up a credit and to give the cred-
Itor the benefit thereof. It Is the safest
sa,Ylngs bank in the world and the
only one that never defaults. kow
best to secure these credits at na-
ture's bank --that is, how -best to . uti-
lize these wastes In replacing esaea-
tial elements of fertility that are bep#
Ing removed from the soil with every,
crop to a problem that the successful
farmer of the future must solve.
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The best preservative for posts is an
antiseptic solution that will destroy
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oap wood. Sulphate of copper and salt j
are valuable In this respect The rot-
ting of posts at the surface is hasten-
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Ing, which Is highly favorable to the
growth of bacteria of decay. Charring
the end of a post or the application of
a coat of oil, will keep away moisture,
and consequently de.cay, for a while,
We advise soaking posts in a solution
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of sulphate of. copper and next �n a
strong salt brine. Locust will Gutlast
chestnut as posts. .
In building wooden fences we follow
these rules: Cut timber In .Lugust,
second -growth chestnut if possible,
Cut no small posts. Allow timber to
season before building fence. Take off
the bark. Tamp back in the post hole
all the earth thrown out. -Wm. A.
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There tre thousands of otherw1se well
stocked farms scattered'over this coun-
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try on which little. or no small'frull
can be found growing. N,ot even a
gpod size strawberry patch. The fara
sper will admit that he and his family
all want them but he excuses himseig -
by saying he can buy them cheaper
than he can false them; But we notice
of it will be bought. Something will
come u � p to prevent it and the family,
will do without Raspberries, straw-
berries, blackberries and other small
fruits are easily grown and there Is'
little excus.9 for kLny one doing without
-them except the renter who moves an.
nually. Many of this litter class can
get small fruit If they will try, by,
picking for some large fruit grower in
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'the vicinity on shares. If there Is no
small fruit on the farm, better arrange
to set 9bme out, 1�
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'A re -cent Issue of the Pr.wtical Far-
mer was made a "c],�verj speciaA" and
Alled with letters from clover converts
from all parts of the country. Here
is the cream of their writings:
In buytng seeds avoid noxious weeds,
the best seed to invariably cheapest in
the end.
Carbouatq and oulphate of llmq en. I
couraged the growth of clover, but not
to so great au extent wi phosphorto
acid and puta4h-altrogen proypd de. -
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If sown togethor timothy Will crowd
out e,loved the sec(pnd year.
Clover out early makes excellent ea-
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Nor*ih of Philadelphia Crimson clov- j
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not be sown later than July so it can
make a good fall growth.
Alfalfa Is of little value to the north,
ern or eastern States. Its sphere is In
the, deep dry irrigated lands of the I
Bouthwest.
The most common causes of fallitro
(In Indiana.) lot. Neglecting to thor- (
oughly,prepare the land. 2d. $owing
too late on crain crops. 3rd. Sowing
too early on -bare ground. %th. A,I- ,
lowing the weeds to smother the clov-
er. 5th. Pasturing too closely. 6tb.
Sowing too little seed.
. The nominal value'of a ton of clovex
hay is $6.00, and Its,feedlug value In -
L% times that of t1motky.
Clover Is the "staff of life" to laud. I
whon man robs the soil of fertilityr, ,
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,lover. pays it 4 ,
The'amouut of plant -food found in
L crop of clover, ana yzed y the - S
Experiment Stations for four y rs: I
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Phosphoric Acid ., ,. s. .. 85 lbs. I
Potash .. .. .. .. .. .. ..1551bs., I
per acre each year. It to believed - ,
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�rem the atmosphere. �
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dar benefit to clover sfity pou,,(-- - per I
kc I re sown. broadc"'. on young .cloy"ez
�fllibring a luxurae- crop where otho. I
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with common-sense" comfort, and their Interest to o#11 or write to , -1 :
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