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One is that the disease diagnosed. C M � �.. .. �p,,', .. .. . �.%� ,W.�eazfst ibr.4#4,k Anvaty . I , I 0� .1 1. , , I _ h' us every eve man w o enW'rW- ' ' ' fidag on triet, saiilv. -4�X ',',,wg' find a party has _f,'j, I ing oil a IiMse fee but this is just � " fhose buy ex- � I .. . , v . .1 ."",.�� , A, , I I - I I - . I . I . . I �, 1. I . I., 1, i , ,.� . , the � terr�ce of She&"rW s at Cairo. ' iditit.4 license we shall, a receiver � ,I � t. - .4.� -and � � I I . � ", . I - 51 - . . . . I . Jong white robe, 4, Garbed �in, a ied in just take-hid6a i address and . , 4v I , , - 4-1. � I . � . . . .. . I . TF W, - .!S . '. ,, , '.. ash the -middle with. a bright red a and have' t .�rgte send him a ,he -W4its ' . I � ritional leguminous hay is wanted, and I, -I . . . . I I " , .. I I I I ... . I � t, � , of interference from their neighbors, wearing a red fez,,he takes big place suinmens.", -' 1. - marked muscular w4 kness the dia,,- .. I. � � '' .. - I . I upon -the terrace' spreads before him ' . At .present it is estimated that Ulf' , ��-� - .. Orr I elb . I . 11 I I o 'I a w 'h;te sheet and thap from We robe the listenerd,An/the Dominion hold . ,�, . J I _-, . I . i . . . I . . , , , , 1. � . . �: . .. . - _If azi4ger. , SEAFO TU - . X JONES$ M I 11 produ6s three brass cups, which he places in i row on the sheet., He licenses, sopie.450,000 having been,is-7 . . � . sued this last,year. The fee collect� I -, 1 Safety Dep it Boxes for Rent. I � I � I .1 'th-n produces three,tiny chickens, two -which ed is put .to.uso-in.1the, broadcast listen - ' . . . . � . . __. - ;�;_ 4IR I of are stood before two culm er's interest, .eziOitring him of a sier- ' ,_ 11 - I . ., . I " I I I , .� _U;1 U. 1'.. A- thi-I in his hand ich elimiziates inductive in- vice whi , I ... �. .�, -:�,,�, . - . 1f_,V �, ,,,_", I I � , " ;, "", ",."?-,� p. � 11,� 1, R. 1. � I - - f": 7 %�;A,j "k, * . , , 1, . .,A%, ` ;.,K" ";.', - . C, , 11""I" � �i 41�"ill,`ill;` . 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I I . - He then proceeds to writhe -his body terference troubles, replaces old time .. "'. . 1'.� �, .,,'-- - ;-�.i,'�� ') � " , . � ,� , I , . * ,.-'.? -"z�., 1 --4-+ +U- ch -l -n in -his hands snark stations. with new valve tran- 1% ,n1.n;i,7 +1i4i'_ gl`ii,q' ". ,��A�, _ .1, I'll I � - 11 I I � . I - � '1�1 . . . an rges from the chicken, Something eme smitters, whiie,h do not cause interfer- , 11 �i� 1 %. g"�,, I 11w, Z . I , , I i . " � I f-nft1h*+ �, "'.... craftsmen, of. t -he C,0041A`;� , �,.:_ . ,ORDER ALFALFA SEED EARLY. I This statement that only one-third and the extractions are poured into the empty cups.- When the chicken is ene-' e, , - radio in - spectors throughout the Dominion. , , , �7 1, '. 11 L. I Alfalfa on every farm I Alfalfa of the cases of infantile paralysis. are recogiiizable as such has several les- set down and the cups lifted up it is It would be expected that thosewho � . . aim. 1/1 , . , ,fhee univiersal hay cropl These are slogans that are becoming more and, sons for us. One is that the disease diagnosed. C M seen that ea6b of them contains an- other chicken which obviously he was possess radio'sets employing an In- side aerial woubf try to evade the buy- � .1 11 ��,,� � 11 I "'I '41 !, "I , . '.1111_!!M I . � 1! 7. 1" . I , e � p"�* , �:, �.�i.�r�, 4� ..; . , maore general each year. The pres- tis not easily Dr. Jacobs says: "The paralfais is the able to wring from the unwilling par- ing oil a IiMse fee but this is just � " fhose buy ex- ence of alfalfa on every farm in Hur- ., ,r on County is a highly desirable con- first a ure sign of the seriousness of the disiefase. Unfortunately, in most ent. Mr. Well's camera showed the supernumerary chickens standing on the oppOSitZ. who pensive sets, whether they have an . di(bion. Of course, therel may still re- few who take a viewpoint op- eases the diagnosis is not made until the sheet and that they were put in them b�fore Ahe fakir began the indoor or an outdoor aerial, are the ones who buy their radio licenses !in- main a posite to'that of the writer. Never- theless, if a large crop- �of highly . uut- paralys�s develops." -.Since. may children v&,D bA,ve�-.in_ fantile have writhing with the other chick. So intent was everybody upon the wrestl- mediately. The people who have less expensive sets And complain the most ritional leguminous hay is wanted, and paralysis never anypar- alysds and since many never have any ing of the fakir with the chick in his of interference from their neighbors, -ly it must be'tin w great live vWck Sure marked muscular w4 kness the dia,,- hands that the substitution was not it has been discovered, do not pay a .7 CXAJL %J 5 49L � . ., ,4", __ :1 . , el , , . . - , .. , �. , , - ",,, 11 . ,�_ P, ��:�; ,,, . ,�;,, " I . I � 1 . : ", 10� . ,�,� � ... - , . ` -,f, M. zo, �� , kg � � , '�i . enough to ,�,`mpjlqyffi� ., 1. . : I ;'kl �� ; 11 � , 11 �i� 1 %. g"�,, I 11w, Z . I , , I i . " � I f-nft1h*+ �, "'.... craftsmen, of. t -he C,0041A`;� , �,.:_ ',� lo?,�7 "A - 1, I ' - I , � ��1,11% - Ell �111�,`, I i �. I "T , and wise enough tam", - .":4 , I .� '. ;; , , , �7 1, '. 11 L. I _,.).?��I . � 'Ili 11, your satisfaction its L chief, . ... 1! : � 11� ..' I . 1 1 5 .. . . aim. 1/1 , .... .... ,.. 11c, , . a . I i � � � I I . t?"I . I . I � I . '. ,� � �, :1 i"; .1 � 1.6 .. , � 4; 11 � .1 11 ��,,� � 11 I "'I '41 !, "I . . I I license fee. 1. I ... , '1� I - . �county, then why not more of it. VMS is u- noticed untill the camera caught it. I e choice of man stro t pattm-am . I '"C' I " - . I �. - ,,!; 1� - . ng finds more seed re- Mr. Wells and his -trusty camera al- When anyone calls up the Toronto ��.., �11. Z 'i, .1 , Each spri tions are taken either to spare the " radio ins ectors' office to make a ;-n +'hrp-A- .nn+Mh1,Q,Qrj3_,4V#Z :, '. �;., '� I .0 4-- �r_ +,ha+ 160vp "... I.. r . ��L �� 1;1 A quired to fill the i=eased demands of the growers old and now. There .is plenty of Willi quality, hardy alfal- 1a, seed in Onitario but growers are -well advised to order their supplies early. Our neighbors to the South are buying carloads of Ontario Varie- .gated seed because they know it is zuitable to their needs. Therefore, get.in -ahead of them and avoid em- barrassment and higher prices later �011. -a- I � FELT VERY WEAK child the late effects of the disease or to protect the community. Many of the cases seem to be nothing more than 4'cold, or a passing fever, or a little bowel -trouble of one sort or another. A few of these very mild cases ultimately devellop paralysis and shrinking ,of the muscles. - We need some way of teaching people that- whenever a child is sick with a � fever, does not wish to be taken up, ' held in the lap, or to have his back and legs rubbed, infan-tile paralysis in an early stage should be suspect- ed. so , reve,aied some about the various snake charmers whom he met in the course of his journeyings about the Orient. He learned that nine -tenths of the snake charmers are' imposters, that the snakes they exhibit are without fangs. On the screen the film could be stop- ped and the mouth of the supposed- ly furious serpent exan-idned closely. It was seen to be empty. But there Was one snake charmer, an old Mor- occan in Tangier, whose prowess was known all through the East. This man did really handle deadly snakes Is 1. 10 - -4-M before his wrinkl- e complaint he is first asked name ind address. The next question is "have you a radio license? " If the answer is in the negative the radio inspector advises them to get one and then complain. The inspection department is busy all the time answering ques- tions and solving interference prob- lems for those who do possess licens- es. Most radio 4f,ealers and post of- fices carry radio licenses. All other licenses except that for a private re- ceiving station, as the broadcast lis- tener is listed in the Radiotelegraph Act, must he applied for at Ottawa. . . proved their merit in looks -and , ' , �' " r - i.,,, .11 4 , 'A"'J - 1��,i "I �,, I 111"11�`., , �i � .;;; 1��,M; , .�4� ,;; ... 5" ", ,�, � "i, "I'll" , , . wear, priced at a figure that brings - I.." �� I 11 .. "T5- �; , , 11111 , , "2"! I I ,�Ili. 11 11&.�; ," 1, ,,� V' ,,, "i I � I . custom tailoring into the popular ... .. 1. I , , � . �� , ,:,� ,� ... A-," .. � L class. 11 : I .. . .. I . 14 ,� 11 � � ..',,.. � � I'.. I I . .. , 1, ��.. � ""' - :1 I . . �.,:" �. 1. ", ��IVI . This is the FASMON-CRAFT � , - , . '.1111_!!M I . � 1! 7. 1" . I , e � p"�* , �:, �.�i.�r�, 4� ..; tailored -to -measure offerine . ... ��.`i , �, , zN_ i,,��,,�� .� -l!", '��, ... .!�:,�` , L _,%�_, ,'"'. Next in importance, we need to find an e � 11 . �, ,own his It is expected that harsh measures ,:. 'M ......... � ". , some easy test or sign by which ed face- Of all the snakefs sh I .. _.. ,. . I Mad No Ambition and -Had To � "Ill.' R, - of the alone were neither drugged nor de- I -ill not have to be taken to enforce Extra Trousers at for the season. 1,,��, ND ��_i,, " Rest Frequently. physicians can make certain this law and that those who have not small extra cost ( 7, , �,�_. �111 � diagnoses in these mild cases. natured. i;�,, already procured a licrfso will do so 1 ,� �� ,,, . Mrs. Win. J. Griffin, Tehkummah, The ultra seriousness of infantile Q. very soon. The fiscal year for the 1, ",-",,� .... . �. �� - , :, �� ... th paralysis comes not from the death M L.::1 -A -d. . Manitoulin Island, Ont., is one of e license is from April 1�t to March I �-� �, I , 4 , i r It i . 11 ,L * ..� , , ! " , i� ! " , i� ; �. many thousands of women who was rate of .the disease, but from the RADIO I.ICENSES MUST BE 31st. Im � ":,:i 1� run-down and bloodless, and who has paralysi-i3 and wasting of muscles H1014 (!MFIr- "... ,,',',.,�MI�11, . "I"?, � - ,,, found new health throdgh Dr. Wil- which follow in its wake. SECURED -------D— — -,,,,.-, "I I 14 .. "� .1.41 �,:'Vi j, liams' Pink Pills. She says:----�'For a go A despatch from Ottawa states that � . �4.�,�,111111 1 , , 'if � � Women .seeking for t divorce who i _ ,;: ... number of years I felt very weak and _� � "'f'j, � - ,��I, � , radio listeners who have not yet paid was asked for a definition of rnatri , MADE.-TO.-MEASUIRA.E. I'll, .... had no ambition- I found it very dif- CAMERA EXPOSES FAKIRS OF their license fee will be prosecuted. ..","ff_ mony Raid TnatHTnon%- wasn't a word I., , � , ficult to do my housework and had to Radio inspectors from coast to coas t but. a sentence. Ottawa Jounial. , �:�� ' Test frequently. As time passed my ORIENT -d of this strict mea- -11 , ... I " .... -1v " " " , have been advise I 1A I condition g-rew decidedly worse, and - 'n", �' my feet and legs were badly swoqlLen. Recentfly we gave a full explana- sure and the survey is now being -----.*--- I F, . ( _�� My husband told the doctor of my tion of the famous rope trick of tha taken to determine what listeners � a. --.y __ I, .R I .� I have been delinquent li,� THE CtANURE OF ROSES F-1% I :3 !, �, .1 Lj , , condition, and he gave me medicinev in procuring t , I , -A-0 ."`� , 11 Indian juggler, and we are about to S T I H "J4 W A R" n m 'ROSe I I give another equally full explanation. annual radio license which costs one - a� "I It I I 11 Then iny baby ca�ne and the doctor dollar. I The be -,t pcf�;ition for rosr-, is :: i�. I - As long as there are full exp�anations- sunny nno. If such is pro- I 1,". �il, attended me. He said I had scarcely telegraph i fully ... ',,� I �, any blood in my body—that it had presented just so long shall we con-' According to the Radio the provailing I .. �1� �,i,l I turned to water. I continued taking tinue to give them to the end that Act of Canada, passed in 1913 2 "No 1 tected from , wind, so . . . . . . ,,, .1111� I'll . , mysteries of the East may be person shall establish any radiot-ele- much the botlor for the busb( dii-I � ... I I I I:_ ing Wint( and th(, blo6ms during ��4 , Ns medicine for a time, but did n6t the Saaforth 1'�!',"�,.-,Ii fathomed. If the explanations are graph station, install or work any f shrubs 1 1 %-/ � feel that it was doing me any good. apparatus in any place Summt,r. Hedvoq ,, r masses o ,'.;'i;.� Then I started .to take Dr. Williams' contradictory that is the responsibil- radiotelegraph istered afford splendid prot,oction in ou'r coli- � I , ". ii�,; . � � ,*, I felt ity of the people who offer them. The in Canada or on board any reg or localities, thoiiv� not essenti �il, if I ,,- ��4? Pink Pills. In a short while " better, and after taking the pills for last explanation we gave, as some 9hip in Canada except under and in ..�� : in the rcrses are ade(Imitely protected ov- .. 1. .... 1 ..... all, was that the rope accordance with a license granted I , ...".. a couple of months I felt like a new readers may rec er Winter. -_ - � �-., with which the famous trick is done, that behalf by the minister," : ), I . M —, , __ �� 1, . � - . . person. ,Where -my work used to be a radin- Ros(,- re-quir(, :i c )l and moi�t R, mm� .: I I,,,.,,, a drag upon my streng-th I enjoy do- the rope which i,sf conjured so that� "Everyone who establishes for be-st develOPT110ot. Th P Porf('47 t . ,PF,-,� , ," telegraph station or instals or -works ,.;�":" it stands on end, and up which shins . . c -5� loam - - , -_ - -_ — .�� Ing it ii�iow, anod'I will always recom- I any radiotelegraph apparatus in vio- soil is a deep, rich cla - Usn - - I . 4,u . "h � s, pink R.Ils to a little boy to vanish into the. sky to such a soil i, light in color and 1,1�;, i, � . mend Dr. William weakly growths first, leaving in the minimum, and late Autumn. Re-' . :it moisture. Do not spray rose ," �; . , the bewilderment of scores of reput- lation of the provisions of this act, all -y' 1: weak people." aily regulation made hereunder, thus is relatively r,)L,l in Summer, ,i:; case of the ilybrid Teas three or Imove and burn all infected leaves asi hti.,hes with pure water in. the after- :�1,1111 " If you will send your pame amd ad- able witnesses, was really two rope,3. or of colored qoils do not absorb the, ".. `� 11, 11, light- of the strongest, and s1horten . � ,'. , � ", , � � � The out,er rope was jointed and hol- shall be liable on summary conviction heat of the sun lo Piny extent. it il � four they fall, I �'oon or evening, always in the early � , , �1;, dress to The Dr. Williams, Medicine these three inches above the graft. In \',M anuring.—D u ring their growing norning. The presence of moisture � ,.11 4Co., they will mail You a littl-0 book low, and inside it was another thin as being compo -1 e e 'I, , — als o a moist soil, � the case of the hybrid Perpetuals �oason rose,. may he gr atly ben fit- under certain conditions induces the !, o6abed "'Building Up the fflood�" . By pulling on the in- . of very minuto parlirl" packf,d close-, loave five. or six strong ones and col by an occasional application of a growth of mildew on the Ie-aves at I , � which rope or string --- - i �'11 contait8'many health hints. You can side cord the joints of the outer rope ,1 lfflffmosmlsmml� ly together, it will hold the moigtur o shorten these six inches or so above 1,ittli, fertilizer. This may be applied night. The bushes should be perfect- . 1. I ,� I'll � � ge� the pdIls thi,ough any medicine would bec,ome articulated, go to speak, con,siderably longor than a porous - Always see that the re- as ;, solution .such as nitrate of soda ly dry by sunset. 1_� .. . and its vertebrae would form a singie "I I the graft. I deitler or by mail at 50 cents 9, box sandy loam. Wlwn preparing the qol . 1W . d - maining growths are well spaced and 14 oz. to each gallon of water, or ITybrid Teas—Madarne Butterfly, _� 1, umn. If we do not precisely re- yoww c4as dig it deeply and work therein uTing .,W.. ,, ifrom The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., , shortened above a bud that points liquid from stables or manure pile, , cdI salmon flesh, shaded to coppery -, call the apparatus it is not import- October or Nov(,mhPr manure from - Brockville, Ont. speed up ,,--- outward. During subsequent years or from a barrel in which a bag rose, Covent Garden red. Lieut, i,`� 1� I . 6-nt, for it appears now that our ex- I the cow or pig staloles. These are; of Hybrid containing manure has been soaked. Chaure, rich crimson. Madame � :; 1i - prime away the growths � — planation was wrong, so it is as well I manures which do not heat on d— Teas or Hybrid perpetuals, respect- In any case it. should be diluted with Ravary, Golden Yellow. Lady Hiling- 1; 11 that it shall be forgotten as speedily composition, but which give off a lot, . .1� .. 11 liARLY TEST IS NECESSARY I , the same distance from the oight or ten parts of wato,r. Mixed (Ion, yellow. C�russ an Teplitz, bright p, as possible and all eyes fastened with , of moisture. Tl)ng they favor tbel "" Y n f the previous year. Prune .ril-tificial fortilizer or a little sulphate crimson shaded maroon. Lady Pir- I �� . I w ood � I " - , . FOR INFANTILE PARALYSIS great arttention upon the explanation conditions which .9rr necessary to an, the Baby Podyanthas in April by of potash applied during July and rio, red dish salmon, inside of petals :" � , which we are about to give. A_nyone who calls sev- ideal soil, namely coolness and moist- ,_ a -1."01 ., imply cutting away all dead growth. raked in just after the pe k Of "'pricot yellow. Mrs. H. Stevens, I'f, Two-thirds of the children who The explanation is published in eral parties by Long ness. ! From Climbing Roses the dead and hlooming is past will work wonders ,,hit,. I � ,.�, have iniffantile -paralysis are never The New York Herald Tribune mag- The most popular roses aro tho ! - Jl� Distance more or less , weakly canes should be removed at in �Yrvatly promoting both growth and Ilybrid Perpetuals.—Alfred Co. Z.- ,4 � properly diagnosed and reported. At azine and is written by A. Barr Gray, Hybrid Teas, wbich are crosses bv- g & ,,,�.v!0 can — and t, thf, production of later flowers. Ev- 1,,mb, bri lit red. Baroness Ro-ths- ,,v,,� least that is the condition in Elinois, whom we take to be as reputable an regularly tween the hybrid perpetuals and the' the same ime. h .-1; N Drs. flektoen and authority as the one we quoted an a y have Summer pruning is practiced to ory spcond or thfird yrar a gnod ap- r ild, flesh pink. Eugene Barbler, l" should — use thisnew true Tea-scentod Roses. The ,,�� . In the opinion of previous article. The authority1f he f cause a continuity of bloom in the plication of coarse hone fvrtilizpr� do.op gnIden yellow, very large. Fran, :,�;, method to save time. inherited somp ()f the bardiness o 'Ai Irons. If this statement is correct, of the Hybrid Teas and Baby �hnuld he applied. Containing limc!l Knrl Druscki, snow white. Hugh A tak- eites is Andre Roosevelt� cousin of former and much of the free- " all, 0 " t . 1, . I it means that no precautions ,are It represents a great the ' polyanthas, and also to favor the and phospboric acid, crushed boiiQs � T); c ks o n, brilliant crimson. MTIL I . . I eii to prevent the spread of the diseaie the late president, and a resident of blooming quality of the latter. Tbr�v! growths which h,lp to neutralize soil acidity and pro- I ", , ery reputable advance. All you have production of basic Tohn Laing, pink. Ulrich Brunner, �-,,'�11 in two-thirds of the homes where the Paris, so we are all v bloom from Jurf,� until October. Th- I' �, �, I , - . . and comfortable together. Mr. Roose- to do is give our Man- Climbing Roses %ro perhaps a good the. following year will produce flow- due(, large blooms. cherry crimson. 4!,X �, , I �Weetion is. oring growths. As the flowers fade' Do not rely solely on artificial Clinihing.—American Pillar, p �,i �' If this was the custom with measles velt, we, are told, was the first to ar- ager a list of the second with thr dainty Polyanthas, they should, whether as individuals' I,/.", P be rive in Cairo with a -picture of the r,-. Every SpHnr, if nee i Dr F VanFeet, rose. Excelsa, , or smallpwt,,things would speedily d ad4fresses. and the ruggpd hybriid perpetua'-,, � u es-, " li ' ' sick, schools Would be closed and biagi- rope trick. He attended the per- names an but less free -flowering types follow- � "' trusses, be removed by cutting the 1 "" I fork manure from the cow! ('Rrlet-' Paul's Scarlet Climber, scar- 1� i I 1. I above. the third leaf down, not "'y Dorothy Perkins, pink. �:: I , of a venerable fakir with a , nic mat-' I'Pt- . .W nm would be at a standstill. For- -formiance In IN N ing. The Baby Pnlyanthas are fast' st"' �tsblp into the soil. Orga. ��, later, however, than late July. This . , - - - ____ I tunately, infantile - parAlydil Is not small moving picture camera, of a It increasing in popularity and merit . a , will cause the production- o -f -growth I ter (humus) is ne,cessary to retain ,�., '. - ak- ,can .ir the moisture, which rD-(,.Ls require.' . 1� , , I - which will, flower during the current i �� I very mitching. in comparison mesa- sort that could be used without more general usp nn amount of the . les Is said to be fifty thrlies " eolk- tracting attention. A large circle either Pers,011-to-Per- free.-biooming qualities and extremel y,s , Acting iLq a sponire it will, hold i , ; ��, " �, r. During August the old canes , .11. - - formed about the holy Hindu mki - turo And give it �ut gradually. "Jerrible Eczefiia ,,-�O� litagious r hardiness. I tagious, On the scale of co set do" through the spectators mov ,on or Station-to,-Sta h s I of the climbers; which have floweired I 1 . itiess with infantile paralysis. .ed native tion, n call - April or early May is tl I ,hould he removed, Find the strongest I Winter Prot,ection. -Wit.h thn ad-, ,, M. . � , "' ", as 1, whooping cough scores 85 and interpreteri; who explained with great to plant rwzes in our colder vont of hard frosts during late Au- Goes Qui I �, ',"I all the names, or onlY period young canes be trained in to replace ckly just Wlinter localit.i(, In mild localities tumn protect your bush rnqpq, such 1: �'�`, �Ql� scarlet these. The. -ward growths � as ��,,g fever and dip theria -10 each. earnestness and partfeularity I what was about to -take -place. They those you designate. long and way � - , . November planting is equally as Hybrid PeTpetU81q, Hybrid Teas . , , ZA . . -4. i of the Hybrid perpetuals should be , i Strong, Pow Slur- i, -,k I � _.. holes so deep that � and Baby Polyanthas, by mounding erful Yet Safe, ", � —_ said ,that onTy with fhe help of the N a E good. Dig tho shortened to about two feet in length n's Prescription Called ,,""'k,"o, I I go& could the performance be given, when the root,- nrp in position the, them up to a height of about ten geo �� Rl", , and that the old gentleman was a Call our Manager and bud-gTaft is two inches below tl.lp I before Winter. inches with porous ,soil, procured Moone's Emerald Oil Has I,; ."N" � '110 I very holy man indeed. The chief per- - ct.s.—To control such as I from an area other than where the � Astonished Physicians. . . ,�%! ask him to explain the finished surface of the soil and so I aphido�., (green flies), which suck � . � I I . . former with numerous writhings pros- I wide that the roots ingy bt� spread plants grow. Otherwise depressions I . N`,ii, ", . 1, ,A,0� I I . . . . I , ought the help deWl.q. . I the sap, spray with a solution Of I will be made in which water will stand! T'nprp is one simple.. and inexpen- _, �, I trated himsellf and bes, out so that tliciv radiate from the n - - ' ."%��' . . � icotine sulphate, 1 oz. to the gal 1 .and freeze, and probably cause the -14ive way to reduce the danger of I �. �� . of the godt in what he was about to Fork the bottom of the ,�,, i, s , , "' � � . 0 N 0 root stock. water, and to control � 'T."', 1 . . r by lay a coil of -rope - - holes loosely and place therein a Ion of soapy death of th*- suh.1"t.q. In cold Win- swollen vein ,and bunches, and get ;,,�`%' , I �. IN,.. 11 attempt, Nea ;Tay with the same so- - '9�; - . .1 - Many subscribers who red spiders, sy ter loiclalities protect t.liF% canes of them down to normal, and that is tor � '�)`KW IQ'��, , " * , "' . 11 . and standing beside it was a young layer of fertfle,. soil. Cut away all h is added a hand- , � �� , i'��, L ,. . Inition, but to wWp Moone's Emerald Oil night.:� ,,N.41� -, . 1. -�plaiiied that the rope used to ,�A . I.. .. I , I -1 �, � . 4ter. It *4is er think theY had broken roots and immerse the plants climbing roses by laying them down a PPIY �., I ��,' I ; .111, . .. 11 I fill of flowers of sulphur, the -whole ' 1114"Jq��,, I I � , vVould be flung into the sky and that Persofi-to- in water for an hour, and when covering witb a few inches of a nd morning, using the Moone"ai `il �,,,�,,l to make being well stirred. For leaf eating and . ,i,��,%.,g, . , ` r' I , � 411re a9l3tifik* the Ind would, climb up, When he had ,� , L.; I Vh, - . . " 4 ' ,� I , .11 .. i g. � A Dollar , Person calls now find planting keep the roots spread well insects spray with an ars,enata of strawy litter. In extremely cold lo- Bandage to support them during the, ,�,i.i�. � �,4 , ""Ig I . n the apart by Means of fiTle saill placed calitios a box which will admit air day. People who have painful, on- . " . � I . r64Aed the end of the rope he woiAd I ..;�yfg'l _� � - . that they reach lend, paris green mixture, or dust n9t neglect th-OM �'..'� 1, . itive§ted in , cA.tch it up aWn and throw it, further traifted and neg. Un- larged veins should , '4 1 , 11 produ6tive Poultry bring's rson they want with between. Having firmed with a mixture. of pyretbrum, 2 ozs., should be placed over th e c a ��? N, " �i, k � pe der no circumstances ,so cover the for they sometimes burst and e4uge I- ", ''� " � . ,. �� 'A e .. I . I back tw6 br tb ree dollars, into,the �ai±,, elimlolug again and re- ation- to- Station the soil, water -it ade4u.ately. Al- paris green 1 oz., flour 3 ozs., when � -nnot reach much misery and expense, I � 11: 11`,,� .. 114 peathig the process until he became S t " terns of roses 0int air ca e ways plant roso,s firmly and in such a ��., " :, I ,'b6th- a thddry"aind a fact that lost t6 dkil't, calls. They are quick- the foliage is wet. Moone's Emerald Oil besides Wnt , :,�4�,;Igi�' , them. The covering should I 11,� manner that the roots are not cramp- ",",7 h "(: 1t.hei%,is1Vdn�y in, Eggs" and thd ,. * " ,:,81', � �tq get it ts 0 "difake hens _Roo6 er and cheaper. ed. Plant hybrid perpetuals three feet b) Funga. —The worst in-ngoid � F , � shr,44 I � Mr. 40% With his eye glued - u never be plinepol so TnarvelmslY anitiseptle thut It � - Baby Poly- pests of roses -ats. 'AtMg, blttil3t4- "-�,-�,_�,";`,'� �,bj, ptitti . apart; hybrid Teas and destroys garnig and Poi . A"y'! kffniorp_ 0M, .y Ing In their on1be f,aldr.su-Tted big camera and � are mildew and" black on so thickly as to synother the. pla Z,*,",7o' "'U i _ --- such a riftVilrkbb�#1041 . �, daily 404A 40W�b �- , k6pt It gAdIng Until the end of the .. anthas two feet apart. "spot. To control the former spray Cultivatton. — ThoTougbly cultivate' by gerrul; in , �o,&'� - I I , � .'�'1,1'1,� , , . 0 1 etwe n e se's to con� ing agent that eczemh 'D - D nd s Itah �.�,i-`,*,, I � .", , 11 . performatido. AU fell, out as Ud As roses flower u#iDn ,the current with pots.ssitrm sulphide Yo ounce too the, s I b e th ro $ -�� V � : - I 1� ", �4 �,,,,, ,. .� , ,q;`70 � . � I � � . ne -nre and to admit air. sAlt, rheum *ft -d qtM "C', - � , � , 1� � 11, I " be -n tedicted. The rope stoqd 'an ; s nec6ssary to pru each gallon of water. The latter I serve the nroist kt ,ft 4 1;6. `A'�-t�X,7��..� � . � , 6 - 'I pr yearlb wood it i� 00 t-4_ ��`��I�eN "tti, 1 1 . ,_ Planted in f4*, , � ". . . en , the lad ,elihibed, drew, up � the ' in Spring. April. roses with a solution of SRI Soda, (00"11=0111 Air is neces".ry to the life and de� skin eruliltibm 9 M is,,� §" ;. , I i ; �,, " , . . . r -40# flung it- 41itive, his head, gnd, A's - washing soda), 1% oz. to the �gallion veloprnent of bacteria Which aid In . r0V Vt 9" It bA# ,V �; , �, '�m, - � %. "I I � ," , 4,ould be properly ,pruned when . �� " � �6,g '� , ,- 1,41 ... �, . . I . 4- __&11,1L "huriied ffiree 4.1k� *-44- �# 'J,"J.,ftteb th. 4ast boils, -dlmrt , 0$V,81 ly— - - t, ,� � � � I � ZRo - I .1:1 .. ;.,. I It mood� rigid again climbed until I anted, ff AMUTVn,,P18n CE, sotupy — I f TA �;,t!� I . I I , -, ', -he 'W , ' 'before the vainnble 01ant ftods, Remo," all .806'A 1 fijo"U, ',� L I � I . th at msrofto�'� "I . I . � , �. �J ','A� '169t ftio V16w. 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