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. . — his arrival. Shoot Briolking. which then occupied a site close to port became necessary. This was . ,�� , �
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College'. The amount is sent on the I had heard of Dodd's Kidney Pills ground is the gr� ,it, st drawback to eat wire netting.—L. stevenson, while he would not have the luxury � � il........
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.I- as perm- and I decided to give them a trial- s method, but t 1, I,; can be overcome Dept. of Extension, 0. A. College. I of linen on his table, but ate off a An average of ninety-four tornad- .".3,
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think best in the interests of the Col- I am quite well. I can eat anything Street, to pour into the Thames. arrangement when practicable. in standing grain without injury to ' - ____ ___ - ----- — � - _.�..il 1,
le client reserves the ri-Ilt to, Iwish. I always keep a box of Dodd's Some of e names of the alleys and . I T,, F T � U 4 ++
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-, furnish a name, either during life- Kidney Pills in bhe house and if my courts at the back of the Strand IFOeding ervice Boar. of the A. College.
Ome or by instructions otherwise, by kidney trouble reappears I take a few serve as reminders as to the former It requires good jud.gment to keep Preparation of Solution.
whicli the fund will be identified." and the trouble disappears. If any- ,;tate of this part of the town. "Iv -y a boar in the best possible condition.
� uffers from diabetes or bad Bridge Lane," which runs down by Extremes are to be avoided. The A 20 per cent. solution should be
.Gift to the nation of -the estate oflone s kid-
Beiranore, in Argyllshire, through the neys they should take Dodd's Kidney the Cecil Hotel is a good example. over -fat boar does not make a satis- applied. This can be prepared by
,_ ., Forestry Commission (Scotland) was Pills." It is a 'steep stone staircase to the factory sire as a rulo, and a half- dissolving 80 pounds of iron sulphate
announced at the annual meeting of � This statement is sent to us by level of the Thames, and one can starved boar cannot transmit vigor in 40 gallons of water, or 10 pounds
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the Edinturgh University Forestry Dame E. Guay of this place. imagine what a precipitous water- and constitution to his progeny, to of copper sulphate to 40 gallons of
Society. The estate which, has been Dodd's Kidney Pills will relievo course it must -have been. There is the same degree tl)at he would If water.
presented to Mr. Harry George kidney trouble no matter where or in only one little bit of Strand front- properly maanged.-� To get the best The solution should be strained
Younger, is to be used as' a demon- what form it is found. . age which is still not in line with results th4 boar should be in fair through a cheesecloth as it Is put
stration forest. Mr. J. D. Sutherland, I N8__ the new wider Strand, that piece flesh. A reasonable amount of, fat into the spray pump tank. This will
C.R.E., who made the announcement, running from the New Tivoli to Vil- on his bones will do him no harm if remove the dirt and small particles
l . I . - said the Forestry Commission had LONDOTCS OLD THINGS IN WAY liers Street, but this has been ear- he gets sufficient exercise. that are apt to clog the nozzles.
� gratefully a:ccepted Mr. Young's pro. marked for demolition, and with its An exclusive meal ration will not Time to Apply.
. postal. Benmore could be reached OF PROGRESS passing in the next few months will give good results, especially if the Apply on a calm day just as soon
from Edinburgh in about a couple of go the last link which still enables ration is made up of corn. It is true as the first few plants in the fields
.hours, and it was not outwith the In London the long battle between ne to realize what the Strand orig- that corn can be fed to a boar with- show flowers. it is very Important
-range of the teaching centres. An the an#quarian and the exponent ol 0
inally was. Memories of the Duke out Injuring him, but it must be fed to spray earl�. if the plants are left
1. � arboretum and a comprehensive 'col- modern efficiency seems to be goin . g cf Buckinghaiini still linger in the in the right way. Corn is fattening, too long the treatment is riot nearly
lection of rare shrubs and plants against the former. The old town is back of the Strand. He lived of but its exclusive us(, is debilitating, so effective. If a heavy rain comes
7,eri already there, and, in addition, changing. Vener I able things are be- course in the great palace of ilorlc and the feeder niiist combine some- within 24 hours after the solution is
over a thousand acres of the most in- iyig scrapped or renovated, which is House, which then covered this strip thing with it to got good results. applied it will bt necessary to spray
teresting and varied woodlands, and almost as bad, and other proposals to of the Strand, its gardens running Equal parts ground oats and wheat again.
plantations in Scotland. Ben -more es- scrap other things which would have down to high-water mark. middlings make a ti I st-class meal ra- How to Apply the Solution.
I � , 1,000 acres of croused the citizenry at one time are York House was pulled down in tion when corn is not used. It gives
tate includes about calmly discussed. It was recall- the .seventeenth centuilly and streots sufficient bulk, aiid is nutritious An ordinary hand pump barrel
v�offlands. For the most part the now without being heating, or too i,atten- .sprayer, such as is employed to spray
and courts arose in 187t, in its place. Ing. Ground oats, middlings, or bran fruit trees, may be used, or a potato
1 I; _— George Street, Villiers Street, Duke may be used singly to dilute corn or ,,;prayer can be used to do the work.
I Street, O -Alley and Buckingham other heavy meal; in fact, a very Care must be taken to sr,e that each
. Street, which are connected one with great variety of graing may be fed mustard plant is covered with the
the other, still spell o long as the feedt-1, used judgment. ,solution in tho, form of a fine spray.
I the handsome and dashing Duke. ' The work must be thoroughly done
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9L bit w. IL cAwl"U's anotRif bit of "oldness" gone. 0- best condition. ',ldin milk and but- Chickweed 1.9 a iory troublesome
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I � 6 empound.... one of them worthy of note. It is ing else Is used. Ili win.ter roots of ,s climatic conditions favor its
I I . . - ___ dowii O-Afley that the street sellers any kind are much n,lished. ebey ,,rowth or otherwisc. Constant hoe-
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, � 11 . . e ...=.- for royal processions, and the Ox- ventfng constipatinn and keeping the weoding is 0so often necessary.
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