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u C', kly in ray shoulders, and at times free life of the Writ -will culminate , a -1920 to 858,000 acres in � . I
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estimation of the pl�ace which self
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ought to hold; and teraperance (in it
-con ol) which
widest meaning of self tr
is the vigorous determination to see..
to it that self is kept In place. -A.
W. Robinson.
"A century ago in the face of far
worse social conditions the great tem-
perance movement took its rise with
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alfalfa may be obtair;ed from the
Publications Branch and also avail.
able there aie many reports and bu,)-
letins telling,' of other achievements
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in the way a growing superior seeds
for domestic -requirements and ex-
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Nowhere In the world are better and
more delicious appaes grown than in
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the earnest support of the churches.
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Canada. The story of the breeding
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rases are being reduced by the ef-
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'Dr. WiMiams, Pink Pills at once."
more an d more rapidly. Drinking,
means surp ,,f 4-etting good ones. The
hardy varikles that may be grown
When Spring comes, gardeners,.
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heifers, Sprouted oats supply - e so-
mincemea t, ja or rmalade - are
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You can get these Pills frorn any
which had been, if not universal, at
out of <)or gr,
ading system is explain-
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in our colder regions and that have
boU� amateur and skilled, in our eit-
called'vitamin E, a shortage of Which
also good. Fold over the corners iial
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medicine dealer or by mail at 50 cents
least general, became looked down
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provided a fuller enjoyment to thou-
I,, and towns and throughout the
is often held responsible for abnorm.-
"ing back the
envelope fashion, turn
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a box from The Dr. Williams' Medi-
upon. Drunkenness, once a jest, be-
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sands of prairie province homes, is
country,, will turn to the backyard or
gl functioning of reproductive organs
points in the centre. Brown in a hot
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came a scandal. The country grew
State
just ag-fascinating as that of the new
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the field for one of their most enjoy-
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in various kinds of animals.
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every year more temperate.
after State (of U. S. A.) outlawed the
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wheats. Alf about these apples and
how to grow them is told in the Ex-
able and profitable occupations of the
Summer. The Publications Branch
The special need for determining
the best methods of handling dairy
Savoury Onions And Ham.
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liquor traffic; at last publdc sentiment
was strong enough to outlaw it
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perimental Farm Bulletin 55, on the
can furnish the beginner with all the
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Five or six mild white onions, 1%'
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Isabel Harni1tton, Goderich, Ont.
throughout the country. The good
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Cultivation of the Apple in Canada.
Then there is the Fruit Branch Of
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information he needs to start a gar-
den and make a success of It, and it
many years is a result of the
ed sire', idea recentIfy brought into'
cups white sauce, 1 cup ground left-
over ham, buttered crumbs, pepper.
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people who had won this victory af-
ter a century of fighting, were in-
t he Publications Branch during the
the Department that devotes its
can give the most experienced truck
favor. Proved sires are those whose
Boil -the onions in salted water =-
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,O come and dwell in me
clined to lay down their arms. The
year ending last March. The distri-
ergies chiefly in assisting the trans-
gardener information that will in-
daughters have been tested in suf-
til tender -but not broken. Remove 0
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Spirit of power withinl
law was on the statute books; the
bution amounted to about three and
portation. and marketing of fruits and
crease his profits. When Summer
ficient numbers to indicate a consist-
a casserole and cover with the white
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And bring the glorious liberty
State would it.
a half million copies of bulletins,
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vegetables. This Branch h also
, omes the housewife will want to
ent ability on the part of the sire
sauce and ground ham blended welL
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From sorrow, fear and sin.
enforce
"But drinking is a moral problem,
pamphlets and reports. Mr. Mother-
taken measures to popularize the
"Canadian
know how best to preserve fruits and
to transmit high production. Such
Dust with a ,little pepper, cover with
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and law does not, by itself, deal very
well makes it clea r that the demand
apple. Their ,bulletin Home
vegetables and make catsup, and all
proof obviously can not be obtained
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buttered crumbs and brown nicely.
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The seed of sin's disease,
successfully with moral problems.
f?r such information as the pirblica -
Grown Apples," which carries the
"Delight
kinds of things. Let her apply to
until the sires are older than the av-
Any cold cooked ham may be used,
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Spirit of health, remove,
The elvirches, the temperance socie-
tions contain is increasing year by
motto, in Every Bite," con-
tains recipes for all kinds of apple
the Public#tions Branch, and at the
erage dairy bull.
herd bulls
but either fiied or baked ham ibaparts
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Spirit of finished holiness
Spirit ,of love.
ties, stilil have their work to do - That
year and was twenty-five per cent.
heavier in the year under review than
pies, puddings, relishes and a hundred
same time her husband may get the
latest ideas on cultivation -and bar-
Five of the bureau's are
over 8 years of age and average 10%
a more piquant flavor than boiled.
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perfect
is to change the lidarts of the;� peo-
ple who are openly flounting the
in the previous twelve months.
and one other d-clicacies that can be
vesting. In the Fall there are a
years. One is 15 years old and con -
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Mock Sausage.
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Hasten the joyful day,
. Which shall my sins consume,
law; to convince them of the wrong
they do to themselves, their families
The farmers in Canada are hap-
pily situated in not being confronted
made with apples.
The Department of Agriculture has
hundred jobs to be done, bees to pre-
pare for Winter, the choosing of pul--
tinues an active breeder. Several
young bulls are being fed experi--
Mix two cupfuls of cold pork ground
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`When old things shall be passed away
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and society; to put a greater degree
'41 th problems that they, cannot get
done much for the live stock indus-
lets for Winter laying, the planning
mentally to test the effect of rations
fine with a cup cold cooked rite and
'butter.
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of moral fervor behind the law. The
help to solve. From one end of the
try. By the introduction and distri-
of bow to winter all kinds of live
on fertility, and two blder bublig are
a quarter cup melted Seasoni
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religious forces of the communityare
Dominion to the other experimental
bution of pure bred live stock, the
stock. Then winter is with us, and
now being examined to determine the
with half a teaspoon each powdered
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The original offence
always stronger when they do their
farms are operated for the special
grading up of flocks and herds by
with less than usual to do, the time
effects on fertility of excessive ser-
thyme and sage, salt and pepper to
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Out of my soul erase;
work without depending on the civil.
purpose of solving farm problems. In
I the use of pure bred sires, -and by
is at hand to take stock and prepare
vice, lack of exercise and close con-
taste and 1 tablespoon grated onion.
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Enter Thyself, and drive it thence,
government to sustain them. We be-
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provinces that vary widely in soil
I expei -imental work in feeding 'amd
the live
for a new season of growth and bar-
finement. .
Add 1 well beaten egg and 1 cup more
breadcrumbs form in flat'.
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And take up all the place.
lieve that nothing could so quickly
and other natural conditions experi-'
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management, standard of our
�,,t For instruction on all of the
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C. Wesley.
I make prohibition a triumphant suc-
men tal farms are so placed as tomeAlstock
whether it lie horses, cattle,
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1 ,beep or swine has btTn im-
farm' work of the year, one has only
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cakes for frying in just enough hot
fat to brown
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cess instead of a hopeful experiment,
the needs growing out of these varia-
ions. Nor, is it expected that all the
greatly
� proved. The results of this work
to apply to the Publications Branch
for such information as is desired.
Heals Eczema
nicely.
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PRAYER
as a vigorous, consecrated, tireless
I campaign for abstinence,
I farmers in the country will visit th,eqe
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have been placed at the disposal of
And it should not be forgotten that
Oatmeal Sausage.
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Our Heavenly Father, we, Thy er -
. beseech Thee to cleai"Se�
personal
carric
-d on by the church people and
� fRrms to find out what should be:
I done to improve their farming prue
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the farming community in many re
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ports and bulletins, A bulletin on
these publications are appreciated by
them. Mr. W. B.
In 7 Day s or LesS
Take 6 cups lard scraps, 6 cups
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ring children,
our hearth by Thy Holy Spirit, and sG'
the temperance societies throughout
the country." -The, Youith's Compan-
tices. Such an expectation would bo,'
Pre-Oing and Feeding of the Market
those who get
Handley, of Cardstone, Alta., writes:
standard oatmeal, 3 cups fibely cut
lean fresh pork (preferably tender-
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fill us with Thy grace that we, being!
ion.
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unreasonable, and so, not o
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"If people settling in Canada could
Or Your Money Back
loin), 2 large onions, chopped fine, I
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free from the bondage of sin, may
evermore walk in purity and holiness
Human nature is to
I too" live to Ix- kept right by mere np.-
plans of the experiments but aliso
the lessons they teach are published
,%.--�tr� of investigatinns into the meth-
1 o(Is of producing pork products of the
be given your publications on arrival
I reckon it would be as good as giv-
tablespoon salt, 1-4 tablespoon black
Add water to moisten -
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before Thee and by our lives worthily
gations. You cannot kill any one of
I in the annual reports of the differentl
-ms for distribution to
h;i,hPs!t quality.
! Th�, regglatioris gnvet -ning the con-
ing them a living." Helgie Elliasson,
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Here is a surgeon's wonderful. pre-
pepper. en
ough to hold together when pressed.
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magnify Thy holy name, through
Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
its appetite.
s by merely starving it.
You must give 'I" iLs true food and S,!
;' f� and stations
at -bem. a
all who may ask for t When ,
structiOn, nisfintenance and operation
of Arnes, Man., writes: have stud-
ied your publications which I find far
scription now dispensed by pharma-
cists at trifling cost, that will do
Mix thoroughly and steam in a gran-
ite dish for six hours.
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only can you drRw it off from the
line of work is advanc4,d far enough
to definite conclusions the in -
of public stock-yai As in Canada are
enforced by the Live Stock Branch,
better than my $9 book on farming."
more towards helping you get rid of
Wben cold, slice and fry in bacoA
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poison that i' covets." -- Phillip!,
Brooks. .
reach
formation is brought out in a bulletin
which, in this connection, maintains
Similar letters of appreciation are be-
ing received almost daily.
unsightly spots and skin diseases
than anything you've ever used.
gravy. This makes an inexpensive
and nutritious breakfast dish.
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or pamphlet in such readable form
,au on general live stock
a burL and
Many thousandz Of farmers regu-
Niot onty does this great healing
Note: Lard scraVs are leaf lardl
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a,; to b.e easily followed.
meat trade information, and issues
through the Publications Branch,
larly receive announcements of new
aiiCseptic oil promote rapjA and
rendered to a delicate brown, drainecl
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Mrs. Short, in the North Africa
Perhaps no other country enjoys
weekly and monthly
publications that are always mailed
hea'Ithy heitling in open sores and
but not pressed. The above is easily
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a wider range in variety of farming
statements on
out along with a little farm paper
wounds, but boils, alicesses and ul-
prepared by those who handle or usa
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twenty-six years in North Africa, but
and gardening than Canada. In live
market prices and the live stock sup-
called "Seasonable Hints." This ser-
cers that are discharging are almost
pork in large quantities.
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I do not remember ever meeting a
stock, whether it be horsea.and cattle,
lyl.y and demand-
Thousand.- of
vice is open to anyone who will write
immediately relieved and cleanly
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the freedom of the Gentiles from the
law
happy Moslem woman. Some of the
younger ones may be light-bearted
hogs and sbeep, poultry, foxes or rab-
bits, the 1),epartment of Agriculture
people, not only on
farms, but in cities and villages are
to the Publications Branch or the
Radio Market Service of the Depart-
healed.
In skin diseases its action is little
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burdensome ceremonial of the
Jews. In the leaders
and merry at times, but happiness!-
has worked on its problems and its
interested in poultry. The reportz of
ment of Agriculture, Ottawa, asking
less than magical. The Itching of
She Has Used Them,
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council with of'
the Christian church at Jerusalem all
that is indeed a stranger in these
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lands. It is the
Publications Branch is daily giving
out in bulletins and reports informa-
the egg -laying contests and of the
Canadian Record of Performance of
to be placed on the mailing list.
eczema is instantly stopped; the
For Ove'r. Fifteen Yearg
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sides of the question had been debat-
great privilege of
the -csseng�rs of the Lord Jesus to
tion acquired by practical methods.
Pure Bred Poultry, tell of great pro-
The Publications- Branch is the
channel through which the publica-
eruptions dry up and scale off in a
very few days. The same is true of
Y�l -
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ed. The Judaizing party had insist-
ed that Gentile converts should keep
he able to tell them of abounding,
In the vegetable kingdom wbether �t
gress in hr( -eding birds for high egg
tions of the whole Department of Ag-
barbers' itch, saitt rheum and other
SO SAYS NOVA SCOTIA LADY OF,
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the whole law; Peter had related his
overflowing happiness in Him."
i,; girain, fodder crops, apples and
production, gives rules and regul a-
tions, and how to the
riculture reach the public. It Is or-
irri,tating and unsightly skin trou-
DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS.
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experience in the home of Cornelius
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other fruits, root and salad crops, or
the tobacco that soothes the tired
p,.int out enter
contest or have birds ro ' tered.
ganized, equipped and manned to give
the service with intelligence and
bles.
You can obtain Moorie's Emerald
M ra. C. H. Teed Suffered With a Bad
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Spirit on Cornelius and his house-!
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brain, definite answers to trouble-
To -day C:inada has tPes most ad-
promptness.
Oil in the original bottle at -
any mod.-
Attack of Kidney Trouble.
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I Most Men Past 40
I some problems are being daily issued
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vanced poultry breeding and market-
ing methFxls in the world. Since our
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Wentworth Station, N. Febru-
ary 24th. -(Special): "I %h, e used
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system of egg-o-rading devised and
failure in any of the ailments noted
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merous and -rr;o-re. destructive than
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cil, through James, announc�-d their Seven out of Ten Are Victims or,
�,,,e caqual observer can believe, and
came effective a few years ago the
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annua cow�urription of eggs in an-
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which, from among the Gentile,; ar�_.! Tells How Dr. Southwort s "Uratabs."
I "' invisible enemies in very many
rases are being reduced by the ef-
per capita. Formerly when the house-'
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wife bought, eggs she was by no I
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sential matteTs. Joyfully, Paul, n sluggish Kidneys,
of rombatting these foes are care-
means surp ,,f 4-etting good ones. The
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' trouble bring
fully recorded and publiRlied for tb(,
information of the crop grower. Half
overcoming of this uncertainty has
made the difference. The working
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this good news to the Gentile church - -4 ,�*P# , 11 : I
a hundred different bulletins and
out of <)or gr,
ading system is explain-
atmve is next to impossible. C. Auer -
hart can supply you at any time. years," writes Mrs. C. H. Teed, a
well-known and highly respected resi-
.4P dent of this. -place. "I had a very
bad attack of kidney trouble and doc-
LEFT-OVER MEAT DISHES THAT tors treated me, but I find your Dodd's
SOLVE: PROBLEMS Kidney Pills have done more fbir me
than all the doctors. I keep them in
Because economy has been elevat- the house and, when not feeling just
ed from its former lowly makeshift right, take a few pills. My little boy,
position of not so long ago to the had scarlet fever and it left him with
-1- ea. MarCely Lnree years later he I en qfrous a ments-that. ev- pamphlets on insects and plant di,- ed in differviit pamphlets distributed dignity of household efficiency, 'fiouse- bad kidneys, which caused involun-
� . , . . -. learned that this freedom which he erY sufferer from Lamenesa, Pains wide range of crop en- by the Puklications Branch. Especi- When food lies like lead in your wives nowadays are always on the ta: y urination. Thanks to your Dodillgi
11 ,� �,. had obtained for them was gravely I in Back and down through groins, "'e' e stomach and you have that full un-
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I., � endangered through the influence of i Scanty but frequent and burning em I Feeds and Feeding" be possessed by comfortable, bloat�d feeling, it is be- the high cost of feeding. Foremost DGddlg Kidney Pills are purely and
� of the Department has its entomologi- caus
�111 I 11 Judaizing teachers. Paul then wrote Urination. Getting -Up -Nights, Nerv- ' e of insufficient blood supply to
.1 rus Irritabilitv or Weakne. Cal ano 1-yotarfical staff's been more every one who keeps chickens. Those among these ways and means is the simply -a kidney rexnedy�. They help
�� � 4�1. this lett�er to the Galations, from � . ss and Lack ctive In efforts to subdue crop peatis. interested in turkeys, ducks or g the stomach, combine'd with stomach ability to get the maximum use out Rheuma� , Lumbago, Diabetes,
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; .11 : them to "stand fast, therefore, in the I TARS at oncel Agriculture has been engaged in in- require.- . Using up the last Sunday's roast, because all of these are either kidney
,. �': liberty where -with Christ bath made by thousands of former sufferers from .
�� - creasing the quantity and improving Were time available a talo of en- using the scraps and bones of the diseases, or are caused by kidneys.
11 .. , 11 us frce, and be not entangle,ol again ! Amazing te,stimony of Physicians sing interest might he told abont indigestion by simply taking a tea- ,,at bought ea,ch week, in dishes failing to do their work.
;,Z.:� and users gives convincing proof of the quality of our agricultural produc- gros
. in the yoke of bondage." spoonful of pure Bisurated Magnesia �
� .... F... � ,. "Use not liberty for an occasion to the remarkabl-e power of URATABS tion and in devising the most econ- what the Department It doing in im- in hgjltf a glass Of Water, as hot as that are new and appetizing, is &I- -
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1"... ., the flesh." "Your liberty is from, -a special prescription successfully g pro- Pro`v1 n 9 you can comfortably drink it. The I
..`!�, sed for more than 40 years in the ducts from the farm to the consumer ian buttA,r and cheese as well as hot water draws the blood to the A single serving of fried ham or
,�, that which would oppress the spiril.; 1 u 1
.41, �11 dedivering them in the be eggs, apple� and bacon could never beefsteak need not appear on the
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11 � worth. After only a few days use possible condition. By creating new have gained the popularity they en- as any physician can tell yo table again in the same form, neither The Seeds Act requires that all seed
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1- 11. roclaims liberty from the ceremon- a startling improvement is often not- and more adaptable wheats and other JOY thout d and stops the should cold roast beef or cold sliced of clovers, grasses, cereals, etc., sold
K. 1, I . n of the De rit food fermen corned beef be served for more than for seeding purposes in Canada be
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I" . , al law; but binds you still faster un- iced -as a multitude of alarming tation. Try this simple
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AT , . "If ye bile and Through special arrangements and ful cropping by hundreds of miles are carried on trains and steamships the immediate feeling of relief and meat with brown gravy and olives, Apart -from the legaY requirement
I , ."!: I devour one an- ; taking in millions of fertile acre, Q under proper conditions of cleanli- lows this sim- and meat and celery salads do not this is specially desiraW this year
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�, 1". affording happy homes to settlers who peas and u,niperature. This
1, :1. . been in a state of great distraction; I call on the Doctor, URATARS can servIce ple, harmless restoration of the norm- seem like left -overs. Bones and in connection with spring grains aa
.. , �P� �, ! now be obtained from Any good, lo- would free themselves from the is carried out. by the Dairy and Cold scraps always may be ed fo an ura
.., " there were continual alterations al process of digestion. People who us T a ass nee Of the actual germhut-
throng and clatter and competition of Storage Branch, 'Which also enforces find it inconvenient at times to seculte nutritious soup-stoek. . tion quality, of the seed as well as
, ,�. among them. They bad fallen from cal druggist on a positive guarantee
., . I a highly a fT(-(, ti ve inspection and grad- hot water and travellers who are fre- for the determination of purity. Three
.� ,�., '11, the grace of the gospel; and as Christ. i of money back if not fully satisfied. more populous centres.
� � ;��. I no longer dwelt in their hearts by SO if You need a medicine of this kind The story of the world-famGus Ing system. The Branch has publish- qu,entlY obliged to take hasty meals Delicate Beef Loaf. samples will be graded free for any
,W� ,,� I �i "Marquis" wheat and how it has ed pamphlets and hfalletins on all
�. ... "I W-th pride, anger, ill-wi1q, and all ry URATABS to-day. poorly prepared, should always take Cut cdTd meat In small
1, .* �� - I - ' P brought many millions of dollars to phases of dairy practices, covering, two or three five -grain tablets of Bis- piece,, Perm or firm at Seed �Branch, Box
"" 810, Station T, Toronto 5.
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' I they were in consequence destroying, THE PUBLICATIONS OF THE ---. sking--cheese vent fermentation and to neutralize boiled rice, one egg, well beaten, seas- Cereals, peas, besLng, votches, etc., X
11.� "',", AMch other. Nothing is so destructive and butter, and making the beat pos- the excess acid In their stomach. oning of �alt, 15epper, a little grated pound,,, clovers, timothy, millet, oreb-
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� dairy products In the homes of the -40W rind of two lemons. Mold in a loaf, ouni�es. �
. le soul, as religious disputes. The Department of Agriculture is people. cover well with fino cracker crumbs
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,* -, ',-. i " Y far the 'largest publisher in the oil No other country has a cleaher re- seed,, coxamunicate with Loeal Seed
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,,,,'�� federal service, each year issuing cord than Canada for the health of , PROVLM SIRE
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has been doing this for many years, entry into Canada ,of .
.. : Y,�" ing powder, I Leaspoon salt, 2 tAble- , �
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recording I that may possibl-r Introduce a eoj2. partment of Agriculture, to prolofig spoofts butter, 2 table4poonia lard c , 11 . .
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�1'111� V-1111111 - �'. Phase of agricultural interest is dealt . I
, lw�? sprinkle th Branch in these and .other ways not exeretse'and thd foading of sprouted gredienta, work A# the shortening with . I : .11
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,4 eeed five hun red distinct books, bul- -'��nmwnarmftss,bqn- fatingandinon- stock of the country, but it also able. features of the pla". Add the inilk uti-91, the rAxt6re OEM worntr, W14UN 1*f9TVtD W1714 Tk^,v ,
�, , polsonov% but km thia Dee. Agk yonir center. .
1: � 111" letins and pamphlets. The titles of guards the reputttf6n, dftur meat and .
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