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"-r____--.".--.1 others for dressing this class of gc;r, Well. Jklany strange stories have 'been tol4 I . I � . I
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P . .Harnesses. need w0bint quite wt lifitich . They cure th of the, "wild mao!" of the Grand Callon I va 09 its *ho ompl" Vr 4 I "I
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. thq'40 ling, for Rey become ea� . of the Colorado, And While -
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a 061017,00wPo"Id. crusted witV dry a sinking%th"IC19*30*04 TORONTO STREET RAULAY . .
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I . . . . . . . . - , � - that'lp contirtuAlly L settling, a tin � At fisines, Inake the sollis have credited .these weird. tales, . .
. , I I . s WANT TO OlVR UP WORK BUT WAS 'F9XOKD To no 00--ing"A MW rft
heart beat .nd ,t part been re- 610 "OT MOUTHis "it JHQ
. I .strong * they have for the mo ., . YS"Up UZTWUw1U LL'FX AND PUAT"A T"INAT" PW
V WAS,, T L I absorbs the. leather so, that it "Rcks, I I # XiVla U1QHT99K .. .�
,48 � __ Jetting in -the water ,every time it is oUi I garded as the ingenious inventions of
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I I X 1 �4 0 i , ,.- THU 89*T P"VoICIA"s IN TORONT �
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,� A I becomes .., . sweet, ref1resb. , or . Pp ASL A LAST 0 ,, .9 THU
I An the raill, so that it irot- I . I :maginative travellerii, and have passed .R1OV6 THAT lip WAS ADVlisst I i
. 14n. Harnt3l, should be frequentIV L ' ,r . . ing Aleep and I a ' .' - Is TRSATMXNT . I* "OW Ift GOOD HKA16'r" APdD MLX -"U i
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NY LIFE011 - . nto tr dition as such. But. aqpord . pr. 0160,04.1111111 I LO -, .
, . I Olken to plects, and well washed, a . banish bead- I I THU DAY Hig jlI[4RDOFT"16MAftVXL %igitEMKOY
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. ' ed f X I when nearlyL dry, Well rubbed with a ,` jiscisep iaud ner. ,n . . . r I I . . . . .1
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7%.k.fls a 4ming sentence er ,&'%�, d ' , ed.1ca, H U yousness. Th!y .,be Albuquerque, New )4" . . .. I � I
. Ir 0. , #rgatmentf!410 Woollen raw dipped in the oil sel . lays T mare too, . L . . �,
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. ,L 11" a W new life I Dem crat, the "wild ' is not a . 1, I I
ybeful. letter of teSUVOny to X0 ;lI4 and toy friends Were No more oil should be put-on t toted. I
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tal land gra_ - . ' f 0 Q me g ban will . L �RVJ r '"i'tiSe .It .0 . .1 L 1. � I . I
wA# 4. The doctors said I b 4bilotbed or dr - and e I (P%
-11 %,as.1jy ,10 ..q., .4tly, alar v., L and e I
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vbtVe ,y In so'that' when I I . , . � led J . yth, and be, gives a thrilling account ,
Win am 40 _ '6'stiffering4rom I noy _ � 0, th. L
.1 . . Is 4 _ Miry Fred M. W, w _ 'kid d1sea e 'a 4.ry cloth L - ,
I LL nt. She suffered frown kid, , LA the leather is rubbed ;ith - di,jpiri of an encounter he had with, th . !I !:
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=t � le ,.Whteb , heart itroqble and limight drop 011,41it any it. will be perfectly clean, H ' / shatt I d women,
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i I it e bestit-, zinew 3 _y Aunt procured ad I)OTTles 01, t4t to properly cared for will lasli .
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I . ,11 seem-ed,dark and VAlue's oelbr Com ,no and .. .. who bav L I 11
. .tle %wl_ 43 long as that . Which is, Ile, I think there is "Two years Ago." says Mr, :5tevens,
1. §11olvas,. When a ,cund for i . to I - � � I .,_ I
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'. L -fortbosufterin IWOMMLF'gine's I used , A;er ip", nT, a second bo� - 91telited, neverwashed,L never oiled assol no core for them. 4I had business in the northwestern . �1, ;"Ll
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.. loom ,as% Kght, to. her !felt stronger, andlia III of getiting r �
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bQtt,PFJ 0 )?aiue,s Vel. only cleaned at holiday. tim 11 ... 1� �
es,, They.4;uro Nervousness, Sleeplessness; part ofeArizona that took.me in the .. , �'�, ,
i p;TQ WHO ry , ell-,'againi, Mx or -q Arrerican Cultival;9t, ___v`1.ft10` � -
. I alti on. a Wetmiliere usod t4e, w D P . Nervous Prostration, Brain - Fag, Faint *eighborhood of the extreme lower pild ff;1 I � 11 I
lind , ith 4;Iad was happUT ery Compound made me a new Wolin . . � . - . �, �
. . . ..,:� " � � mg alud- well, d . .1. Spells, Listlessness, After Canon of the Colorado - '.
I . Mrs Wetnowe 'writes as so an. 1,,%mnow sw . . wind Dizzy I . Df the Urand I I .. I
. , . ,Ls esdon,4 and s; ree4.. . - , a Effects of La Grippe and Fever, Atimmia, River, in Mohave County, Arizona, 1. - - - . -_ I
I 10 : appetite Tlendid dig, . Potato.growmg . ng. Having tile inisfortline oi getting. my I- __ -
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:, , ,#,A year ago I vo�as ,in such a low like'a chil . , eral Debilitx andall troubles , "I - -I- - _151� - - .
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I �: . condition of healtheJhat my life was I was the itnedicine that savZ-4 my life", Few people study into the reasons from a run-down system. - . arm broken, I took a trip � to the river . .. - . __ 0 ...
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I � - _. - _11111111111110101111111111111111 . .. . . . !osr doing a thing, -and instead of doing . FrIC6,3.0c. per box or 5 for $1.95 . . . w kill time and catch a few beaver �
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. I . I I _. - . 1. e. I I .1 k according to reason ma � ny I all druggists or tisisialled by . i constructed a skiff, with the aid ol � I
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�� . rif I I .., " - -7 1 ' . io it, according to "grandfather's Tule,!' . enough I took a trip tip the canon 24 � - -,---, I-
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I . - � . a L. . . 11 . TOET. NILAVRX Co., LIMJTED. , . . � 11 - 1.
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.� I I i :handed!down from bygoiie'da,ys. When , . L Toronto. Out. - . ?vith, a boat.* . I .1 . . � �� I .. I � o
.. I I . rXII I I illo. soil was new, full of humus and . . . . I . . miles above the entrance I hauled my . . I . I , .1. �, . ; 1. I - Q
I . , 0 1 . ,.I.. L. 11 i boat upon ,tile Sand and got ready to . I I
I I. � . alls. I Mr, Altre,l Waiden, 1 Cornwall St., Toronto, who After using this valuable treatment for some oft I
., 11 plant food, and was light and loose, the "' lie the rock w, time, the cough stop
. . I I I inct the team will bhrrow ten d'r t,Welie' exallll fins been;n the employ of illia Ltrea R-ailwr.�' Cost,- . weats W1,u,1.111W-_j1
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,� �. . .A 4, .� I ?oots . could get th%ugh it.to great I I Pie first thing* tha acted MY puny for a number of) -cars as motormaos.;06rms us plictitains 1� roved an night .
� I le -- I .. I acres a day, and do it better than any
i I !, it; - - - 11 :engths eaiily, and if cut off. by a care- I 1,!Ittention was viOTinpritit of bare feet that he had an attack of la grippe, followed ty an4 in abou three months he was able toL go b..*ft]t, .
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. I i - -man and.cultivator. all 9rdinar � y Ili the sa . nd. Thinking the tracks had typhoid, flever,and arter manr weeks of sufferinj It work, feeling as well as ever. . I
, ' 'or; c ,roat and lung trou� es. NN'licis, intv�v!ewed, Mr. Walden seemed toUllis
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, I . I ; - ss cultivator could get pItAty of food The, great trouble, with. ' been 4 A ' indian, perhaps a resulted in acomplicati Ati, �ofon , e l of the bgst of spirits and expres -d himself in the
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. I 11 - � . cultivation is that the weeds in the ,,,t,ma e I)y some ; During -this illnetes Ile was under the care
. ,n the circumscribed area - but now our . eful terms, as be considers himself compkew - I
11 I . -hill and the crust oil it are not broken o r a I -la n I ip i. , I began logking the bebt physicians ih this city, who Prollouliced it 9 grist i ere
I , all material I the gorge over with much interest. ' � ad advisid him to sitopswork. cured and in the lymvntofgqodbeaIth- - . .
� . I I ,, soils have been robbed of very spriotis.c` the pp. locurn. Remedies have do=,For
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I .. ? .1 161 L . . which holds them up and keeps, then, . 9 too great and too inuch tirge is tak. i -,tin a short distance,, Mr. WAIden heard ai)t)ut the br, Slocum Remedies N� , . I I �
. % mellow, and aTe sadly deficient in Ii f I. xiiiing them but of 22 zi hopeless casesp whlich tv:itimornals we b=", .
i , . I , , en. To grow, potatoes' at from io I found more tracks, , . I Sa,w tile � and comilliLm',il tfic!, u,q ilia a te, � I
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. � . I ny stay . a great improvement, - ,:.
, a larger _ , l9to a few weeks Ile noticed . . �
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i . - . . .available plant food, so that el wi nitt%t adopt : "The third day oi I . . I L . I .. . . .
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I - Fk00b4Jf-A&.!1 .. L.,. irea is' required to grow tile plant, and . 0 L SUMPtr L , .
I I . P L a failure improved. tnethods,-G. F_ Chapman, head of a mail ion a be3ich of rocl;s � I M
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I . LL �`l � .. I in injury to the roots cart. in X. Y. "Tribune Farmer." I � ' ' I . . . . I
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vl�_. -, i0s.- 9:M I of food and a lessening oftha yield. . -_ dently Ile, wa' scated oil the edge ot . .
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__ . 11 I . Title ploughing b I eiween the rows and , � . I .. . a cliff some, distance tiliovii my canw.). I . . � I 1. . .i # IM -t at Foe.; ' . L
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� . __ . � '"AlLs."f x.- - e . . I rowed - tip. strearn -a little:'AcIve- th6 The.0r. 614Q001 SY
. ,1; , , ' "" " xtensive hillitxg.*nce in fashion is not &n,lriv C..ww�a iL'..'"'. . .4i;1=ture 11
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I L.. I Jror the Firmer. skim milk with .ea . pound of cornmeal I �sent time, P . . , point where I- saw the rfian's head and . Four Marvellous Fred Remedies for all sufferers, reading this paper. New0mle . . �L ,
and certainly, is not the cheapest. , It is L I . Of Chas. H. Flet-vt -, . part of his shoulders above the greab(i-L oonsumptioril Weak Luirice, catarrh, aind a rundown.eyatems,�, I
I is about the sight proportion. If you ' the best method for the pr,c � for Tuberculosis,. I , I ,
or L �nine ,pounds of. milk to . . . __ .. 11 . .�, � . I. f% -
: cal, you don't get said that when the potatoes were , . . 1. . . � I wood brush, Clirnbing�up to .the belich. . Do you, cough? . . I .. I - our appetite 'bad? . I
Keeping cream after being separated use tight om , I had some diflictilty'in finding a place ' ' . Is Y I I I �
h pound of cornm . Do youv linigs pain you? . . - - Ar. your lungs deli6ate.?
.. e" top 0 . whets Baby Wa� sick, we. gave.her Castoria. - lidge and ' ' losing flesh? -. .- .
� to the milk works mischiel every the f the Value Irom your skint 'orought back to their native home fir '' . . r� and inflamed? , Are you,
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t e. -The sooner cream can be Milk ,L . . Ireland tht practice of . billing was When sh * . as a, Child she . cried fo . sr'Chstoria. that L I could get over the. 'I � W your tht,oat so . .
� brought.with them. I know of no other . I I . be on a level .with nly.strange neigh- I Are you ?ale in? .
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sarriedAhrough the necessary chati-Ses . ' . , Do you'.spi . " . �� ,c It I �
I I There -is ,one -man in lliis coutitry .eason for it. In that country they, whers Zhm b -,,=c TZIM, Che clung to. Catitoria, bor. . .. . Does your he�o, alche? � .1 . . .. Do you 1; stamma ?. .
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. I ffter -being taken from the milk the t who has done worlds for the live stock . . . "I finally succeeded in approaching I . I L . . . . .1 I ,�
of made hills, to get them up ,out of the ftensbehadChildren,sbega.vethei3iC.a�toria, ., . IL I 1. ffiao -
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better �will be the butter made from - d - tlm-t IS% H, `B. Gurief � . . closer to the point'. .saw sittini oil' These symptoms are proof that you have'in your body the seeds of the I 1.
4L . interest, an . . ,too. moist -soil; bere we need -more . . . I
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- De Kalb, 111, About eighteen years - - . . . . L a, large, boulder a n)ah with long White 'dangei�qus malady.that has ever dev9stated'the earlb-consumption. ' - .
.,moisture -as a rule.. The .roots. are the - . - - , � , . t what this system will- do for youi if you are sick, * - ,�.
- conducted some pig feeding ex-, 'ns by which food is obt ' � L . I .- You are-.invited'to tes , . . L .
Great care is exercised in producing I ago he 4 - rue.a ained;.to , . I . � . . . b4i� ,and a niatted board ,that -reach I . . . I L . . . &
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. p . cut off roots is to.,tut off food s . I '. L .
. fartious ,Cotentin butter of Nor- ertnitnts, and be deduced a rule which upply. . - , I ed to his knees. The ere, , . !
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-the 1 t L$1.25 per do well to'-remerriber. .The - roots as t . hey become. old.arid . . I L I �, . � . . unawan .. . . I "
;wandy, which sells in Paris a -farmers would . � � e of my approach� and'I gazed . FREE TRIAL TREATP11ENT . � L: . I
. pound. The cows are brushed and kfpt He says that for the feeders ,of'begs �tough lbse'the powtT .to - take in food, If slcim milk is abundant. it 'will L. upon hint for some monionts imobsery - L. I . 6ne-e, with C6rpicte clilrections'ibr use. ��' - , �'L L
v,ery 'L clean, the udders washed and skim milk is worill. balf as much a1un- ed. He was about fifty' Ya'rds away and tile rour rree Preparations will be forwarded y6u ai �
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i b q sitive cure for'Conitimption, that rilobt, irp %,A %,s disease, and for all LML 1�
� and 'the process .is continued P Jurther form one. of the best f ods ;possible . The Slocum §gkem isapo. Ili
; . . vie -le wore no cintli- , A t a, - Brosic tis
-dried, and the attendants and milkers dred pounds,as,cor - It sells for -a lil ,out Where they. are smaller, The older to. secure for a colt. If with this', or arid in full . ,w. I Troubles aiid Disorders, ,costiplitated by Loss of Flesh, Coughs, Cal,kr:h 6 hill . I
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nts a builiel, ,then the.,�lant the further from the base is any other rati( -u 111g, and ,tspon hiq talon -like fingers : fleart Troubles. - . . . I . . ".
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� . . sfiiall amoL lit daily . S;n8,ILy Write to the T. A. Slocum Chemical� Cnippany, Limited, 179 Wna'�t, eet-West, Toronto, giltsw
. ikeep themselves clean. The milk is if corn is worth 3o ce f L - )n, a * weir ast - incivoi d express ruldress,and tho free medicine (the Slocum Cur�-) wiii:v v-omptly sent. , I . L
.. Tbe� growth atid (one-quarter poand or so) (if dried . 'rly' cove t( 'talin Canada seeing Skicum's five offer .in American paper..; . A p1cas . e . I
� 'Worth- i$ cents a htmi- the . -_ claws at le, : I'vp - I Qn,' . :
I - .- ____tdoubly strained, and the churning. is the sldrn milk is I A ood -obtained. . A �oat of grev hair ilea ,rA Posp(:),t�,c,cn� %I . s,intf for'sampicaft -
L I . . % hig -there it' ,),)t I Toronto, � Mention this paper . . . - . I . . . . I , I ,
--Ii- 'conducted on the best principles. No dred pounds for fattening purposes. Iengtb of the roots are .very great. . blood can be given, it ,will keep 11'1� body', N�,itli 'here and S� . . 1. I . . . .. .1 . s .. I
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I . odors are allowed to come in contact former speaker was ng When the foliage is not mote than in good healthy� condition and the of . -d found, -_ _-, I . ,
-with t e, and even the that *hey is worth about Salf as =11101 te� inches Nib the roots.are eighte6h coat smooth'and glossy. . : I . ' . . I � 11
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he milk at any tirn . . . the wild.'nian' of the ro - -7 - ' . 11 . . I , L. I :L' I I . � ..
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�� -food and water of the cows are cam- as skim -milk.-Professor Henry, in inches long;1ater they are. from. throb . 1. L .. .. . . � . . "At that inoni.eint a ,rock loosened StKa'wberry .riis'. is shown- hy A,')ot.j : . .., , . ,,�.�,i .k I -,, � .
., ' . . I..- I . 'Probably. the largest curraht palicil bz- i;r -ing L . not yet (,Iee,(,.�d if L . . l`.�, .. , � , - � � 11
4� fully inspected. . Dairy, World. . I to five feet., '.Should one wash away, by some animal' c,ji ill da 1%, n. . Dn the. leav�s. It is I I I '. I
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� . :he dirt cardfully'and get all tjie roots .. is. located in Colorado, wheile .a field The cteatur� ..turildd his, face'towa ds -it is a. disease' -due -to fun ,�u'. - -- 'i -i �, I i-, . .1
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1) The food animals consume modi . Care of Farm Harnesses. brea - , of. i8o acres is occupied nle, I 5 ! What a fazc"it w. , reine. y irled e succc;s N . PP 1. LN , . . I L I 11
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. . I . .. I . . a ftraid o('a - �ed browii* by the suiij to tnoW the -vines and weeds S,_,()Jj ' L ' I I _ I � �
� �,. -the character -of their flesh, Turnips . =11 rope larger -than curralit bushes in rows .of: seven feet Soared' and biwo . .as S . -=W_---,- . .. I
-�,� I Irarmers are at ed ..of tteglecting � I , NN.,,th, L � , .- _---L. " -L, L . .
I 1 CU4 , I --man's.hair.' It is safe to say that by 'apart and bushes 3I-2 feet I apwi in - with fiery gree3i - cpy6A. pas the -crop i'. I .M ..OsAi , , L.
I ield a peculiar flavor to mutton. The I .. . a wild. * e,l ind.burn thcll , 1. 1 --Z,;.`.� -,--,- �:i.,� �. � �, ... �
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I IV most,things about them, and of -sufEcir- midsummer there is ndt an incli�_pf Soil , rowso At harvest time iscl. hdrid.h .ire p it- leaf) lie ,was off. ul iover Mulch that 4 c -I applied late Ili'-Vlr`.. I I !�� " , � L
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. flavor of mutton from sheep th L , % " -.,.. %, ... .,.. ,
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- ecay' in a potat6 field tbat;is not filled -% t t I 611 s, per pound - like a ma, ilsitain Sheep � uld-be shaken tip in spring� and � % ... 411 . , . I . ; I
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N lived upon the highlands is different irig their pr6perty'to fall' into, d I A h ernp4oyed a 1 -4" c t rooks and �cliffs . �i�471 - - , . .
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from that of sheep which have obtain. oper aitention, at least the roots. No deep cultivation can be for picking, The produce1s -used for Jor, aboilt sey.enty-five ards. Then he. Vif. in leh . I � - . 1 11 I I
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" ed their food chiefly from the lowlands by those .who fi�cy �they know the7 given at.this time I � -.6. __11-11 '... N .. .
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�15 The garlic of the meadows and some . ... I grew 15o bushels an acre without any . 1. . . I . , . shaped club, large enoligh � to � fell an _., __ ..... .. _ � . .�/ - , � I I I .,
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. farmers C . , at" all. - Potatoes - grow in , The ninth. annual report . off tlic'fruit ox. Brandishing this -bludgepd, -ihe . 1. 1� . ,. . I � . I I - . I . .
� . fragrant herbs modify the flavor of the busine b6tter_tluan h -doer, cultivat".9 . I I . I.. . . -1 - . '. I ..� . I'll - . . � � I . .
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4. meat. Oily food tends to make the himself; but, one' of the thinks:,be.keally Spite ofi,noi because ofi cultiva1ion.,* - experiment stations- -of Ontario, pub- . shrieked arid chattered for -a moment, - I 1. . I � . . I , .. . .1 I . : . : ,
ill- fat soft. Hens partly fed on scrapp Od does � neglect is ,his harness. and iart Wd cultivate to keep down. Weeds, to lished ulde*r.the direction of 'the' -On- : tlien's6rtcd,to�vards me,' roaring aril '.. : T eve 9 - I . .. - : . I � 1. .. . �. . , . I..
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!ggs that are at I. . I.: ' , tario.Departi - of Agriculture. .by Still flCiiii-iShIng .his - w6kp0h. Faster I . . � � � I � - - . .. I
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.once unpleasant to th ind un- teir supply,. hot' to toAke potatoe's .the 0. A. College, jt4ff.a%4ntlit;, Truit- arid'faqter. ll*el- caiiie . and -my hair be -z. - - I . .
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healthy. Feeding the animals for'hu- If you do noi :believe it,.. plant rq)yer*"A�sQciAtioiI. of � tario, h4s ' . 1. I - 404�_ � I . �
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man food is then of great importance, behind the horses, and this is bad, be-' some and cover_-%yith_stTaw, and, See. teen issued. It. id profusely illustrated ' "T - am a, pQor . runner, so .I stood .1 1. I ��. 1�. , . , . I � P. . .. I I .
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eXciciscg-.g-nfastdaIA_ 1 f�Cmethod which will do -all of'these by photographs of the fruits. of.On- in' left the creatfire.was I - , - 1. I " , I ..., . . . . ... , I .,
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cause ammonix . y .ground.- W1 v "ki P.v .
and demands experience. It is notl 7,'A.ir , I . . . -1.1.
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I aging effect .on leather. Not,. only . is thinfs best, ,quickest and :cheapest,. � e within ab -l" Affeen yards of , me I OVNI (,,�) _'_y&A . . . .� I .1 . ,
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f� 0 enough that food makes fat -it should - . . . ._ ' - iario: -and -will be of value .to .everyQn -,�. - , I . Ih116for . " X... ', �: , V il-, , IfIXA, ine. - . . . - %
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! effort madeto er, with6ut injuiling I . raised _iy rille, . . I .
I also impart an agreeable flavor no -preserve the leath the root gro,i%lth,_-is ,Who reads it. I , f 0 it .9 I I
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� .., ... � 11 . I . � 1, �-i heard- a deep �kroAvl Jusf:abu,i�. .. . P . _W� _ ,- W. . .1 . at-otticnovalga . . �, :
Y' ' re X= _ �, , 11 � est ease designsi. . .
tion is MaYe -of the'- hart�ess *to! see if . The ',previous . preparation . has much I A� bulletin' on' farm poultry with. the� . ,,, *4'" 1 �'; Or iiud'ooiitiiining: . :
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J� Mottled Butter. 1. I to � e W.0d man. '', Looking �up I s1w a' . filiest saw, � , -
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I any portion of it -is weak, needs repair I do with tbe. -methods: *e can luse,' and rli�sults -of s6nic experi-rits- in fiftell 'slic-cougar.'. . I wh cubs. mplairlits . . I �. 11 blep f6f oney�' See our very � ,
11 . r is likely to . bifeAlL the the after -freatmcnt should � alwaxp. b- - ' -u.lth issiled by the. -O. ;in'cl, two, liaif-'gro . " +. - ii t;";v .�, - C " I , � 11 I tionapurollma I '
� 11ousands of dollars .are lost an- o' : Genoiai �y . . . e , Ing, lclji,,i,-_.8 Uas 1he'mother cougar -crouched, with tail : 1. I -P C, ne'. C.-arrips , Woatbs`.� I sofaweeit,toned organs, at bcd � I . -�
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sivally -by butter being mottled. ' ere 'is no ke6t in mind .: . ' . I . , iwma.. .. In uts rented. tuved 'or re-., � I -
If This breakdown com6s wben7th when, -planting, any; crop. �-,A, College under, tfie direction'cif tile � lashing, .ready to, si)ring on. the, ' � . biarriwtlea.. . p r I,o es Instrile e'
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means near at,hand oi repairing. - This: Potitoes-fliat are planted shallow trilia 'bintatio "Depa-ftment:'Of ' i I P. r', � Graino0hoties and music ih vW I
9 'defect is caused by an univen distribu- . . . . Agr'icul�ure� ,-'man. * He. .Also had heard[ the. gl�v,i� . -A household remedy. . . I � . . I . � , .
11 1� � is no 11 -1 . - W-.. himself for the shock." . : '' . . . . iet . �.. I - . .1 � ., � I .
- �t purely agriddItural. . "lucle" t be hilled uli some -or they wilf be,lsun- , The 'bulletin is� prepared by Mr. arid he braced . .. Y. at . . .. :, .
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tion of salt. Tal�e three lots of' but . happens to other'users of horses'who. buineid,,� hence, * level' "Cultdre re-..-Ik: 'Graham, B.S.A., poultry manager '. ."I -drew a hasty bead on tlie cougar ', . I' . � ."OR]RE11S.: . - . I - I
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i ter from the same churningi . . . eepeir - �1�nting,,. Tile... new And lecturer at 'tile. 0. .:A-. College! and.piessed the.trigger.' When th . . -, � ... --7- . I I . I -. - e. . .1 . I .. I., . I I � . - . � �
Z been ness of their hartie'ss. With .the great-� Itibers- ;are Z: - . cotitains matters of interest-Joevery6sre smoke .had clearod* , . -
., where no artificial. coloring has, a1w, A. . attached away 11ile "Ibother . . .
added, salt one lot at the. rate, of one-� � I d scird always abov� the. interested in . the.poll1tr 4d where w In 'The Sugar Trado� Journal Says that .. . . Music Emporium '111. .-. .
est c9i'o there*is always,tho liability. to to the stalk ilo . y -trade. * . � , - .-ougar, lay'de I th�' ild' an . ,. - I .1 P . . . . I I
-arness break wh 1. .. I .. . 4 least four -by-products can -be ex- , �_ I - - I I .
have h en drawing 'seed piecP'.,,VVnted. Therefore, a shil- : - 11 . . had Stood'. The -man himself. had dis- . I . I . . I
I , lbalf ounce, the second at one ounce, heavy .loads .or virorking ' in rough , loviplapt6d potato.-mbit- be covered . .'To select sceds'in a way to incr'case appeared-., The two young cougars � *,racted. from sugir liect pulp -alcohol I � I . � �
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and the third lot at one and a half grou I nd, �bbt it is not .�so grbat.a&.when by. hitting to. keep the new. tubers cov the size of cI6vor-pIaiit§, a: Getriuin were still * On .the. r'ock, alip . arbntiv in fine- qtialiiy, anlinpiortant acid initch, I - " . .., . I .. -, .
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ounces, and the color will be so strik . , .�Thig billing not only cuts ,off � - " !1;3L MD ORANITE .-
11, pe�- .4, -nds'clioiete s4i�eds of a in -demand for use In the.arts� the fifi- '� K d A.. .. nA .1 I I I
the harniss. is neglected. , It is esi er, ' e greatly frightened.by the report, .anil , I ' L , � , , t.. .
ingly big� in the. last lot that it could . author recomm . f:N.N ., r ..,
11; , . ially �bad� polidy -to",.use hainess that IS L I ;4e ;ooti, but gives thesuri'a ch'ance distinct Vic,let color from ligbt green, echoes of my old. Sharp's riG. " - lest quality of'glite, � and hn'c-�cellel . if! . :4 so C. I . I . , ,
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P not be mixed with the other lots with- not ofthe strongest for colts� 1f any- .0 ,dr. .. out -the sides of the hills�,and. slowly -krom . -.plants, _,with cohi- .. "Rea'ching h-ist-ily for al,�cartridge I chartoaL ' � . , . . . .w . _. I.. . .:. _.tj
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. ,out showing streaks. thing breaks tile animal �gets fridlitwilL.1 decrease the J�ield, .1 � I I .1 . � I '.1 . . . , , beads. arid those heads found 1 'had neglected tc� butkld.un : I . . . I. . I.. I. . . .. I . . . ..1. . . % -W-1 "e, �.,' . �
10 This 1-s no doubt due to the fact I Where th,6 mark ivas,shallo' '' paratively few . . 1 I I'� I Mwww�. .1�. 11 � - L t �'. %,. �, , � .1
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that salt has an affinity for water. The )Ibr.,p He finds . . , J� �4-1_
and when a colt gets-. out of .1tairdess it,: soil was not, very 'mellow, 1, -, would I dark- grein -Ily retreated"to the b64t,-,*WIierc 1. . I I ��,-,��__. � 1-1. W . I
: tendency is few them to run together I . . . .yellow:s'eed. Jrcim ear y . I . - (. �, - - - ,.V, *,ii,, V.,,� .
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V � often"beives -a- very histifig-ImPression. I plough deep between. -the -rows with olauts tend to shorten: tile gr6wilig. found' le�erytliing � as ' :1 - had * left ,, . I . ;.�v , , � " �,` -;,;-. , ��- � .
and form a solution. When salt is "Wax 'to receive a - I x onb-hprse plough: or ciiltivator with . . .. it. Lshoved the boat off and . _;_, ' " .
nd; marb�f to: re- period..-. � ' " .... - ., 1- - . � I !A;,x/. , v4/Z5 .. . :1
�l irery, sharp teeth.'thd, minute the po- . I AFTER SHAVING. , , �-;�:�.�" ,� �, I
used the water collects in larger beads, .. .. " .. .
. tain',", admirably -expressiis tPle � I . o ,. - , . . towafd , camp, Which was .� . . . . .
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thus giving the butter a darker shade I 4atoes .begin to. conic. ,up .and ,before - Ther� -la' '. the � I I . . I .
.. condition of the horse s 6 11 ' here I � . I tie of squashes the lise near� the,' coilgar. � f 15 A I - . 4 P I ? 11 I I * I
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Wherever you find light, . id 7'. Y w I the. roots are long. I would turwtho' ' " had ' fall- . , �', .
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ivariably ents and public. 1, .on_ I Jirt onto them and qornpletely cov- of pieces of..mo9quito netting �ighteelv old� . cougar .. where she � 1URI - � . : i W 7.
� streaks in butter, you will in � .. � .... , I � . ,l.; V , � F.& I
A ", 'e'..'. e d. To prevent Oiler, leather of a . I to place over the. hills gn. .Th6 wild,man was standing over N I FXT _ I'll .
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� find no salt. Therefore, the first con- . ... . I 'r . '. . I ,r .,inches square . I I � I
. . wlijle the.young plants are..getting tie , . :, 01,81 COmFoRTS AND . .11* I
j sideration in salting butter is to get. "__"_W_ . I/-. I . I I I I. tmother'small Weeds, cover them deep�.- started is recclnimerided,as� a protl�c- he having *bcatiin the life out of -them .. . � LS TNE SKIN ENA-' . - � - , I ". �
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Igood salt that will dissolve readily. The .. $ 1 . � - tr and: loosen the soil .between. � the - t e . s 6 stood for a 1110- . . ;-- -,x ll
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butter should not be drained very dry. " k .ows -all at one operation;� tout the tion against - h -triped tuctunber- with his club. ---H . -then R FACE TO ENJOY A . 11 . _. - .. I 1.
. . . I d- me'lif gazing ,cin .the carcasses, I , ". . I .. . ,
I � I I I , s I - ;o * s ,should follow, beetle or squash "b6gs. A smal woo I CLOSE SHAVE WITHOUT I I . .
. It is better to use a little more salt if ,W .. I I 11 weider across th'e w . . ftced ot. down on his hhiiae,'and knees' and ' . . I I ,e-- .
AMPS3 itt ea pm six inclies iri�height .is pl, K I UNPLEAUNT RESULTS, . . . .
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it is inclined to whsh off some. . . I , . . . once; to level, and loosen the dirt Y* drank� the warin bloctil as I - ffowed Avoid dangerbus, oiritat � ,. - I I . . .
% S61t should always be put on the -o . � � .,hat is on the .-plantsi If. you have ounds. .. The ,sigh . . I �
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I . I thrown * over * ii to form a tent, . a n d' 1-irom 'the death, W . . . t �. ing Witch liazel preparati on & � -
butter in the churn, and the churn to-. ftilli 112 thO .ao weeder use a'harrow ,with, pig". . . I . . I
� . . I . leeth - . I . I the sides fa'ste, WTI,. p sickened,liniii. as, Nr:tlls Extmti�-hich . _aQ., _Aa .- larkik,, - t' '
volved a few thries to thoroughly in- . I , , . . 1. . . . � . I . I . 1. I "I st6bd 'UP in the boat" And� yelled. � I . I . . I iv, . . .. ,i�lils
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I, . stomiell, � �Thii roots are the,. -canals and -thc7 - . . , Improving the,Flock. . * . I'lle, man spra . ,.1 . I . . �
corporate the salt and butter before . . ' . u- 'to his feet contain "wood alcohoil.a. �. - , -
I .. , 'agent - which'carries. the. ,- * - . . I , took a. deadly Poison. I P : . (XINTO . . . I �
I putting the rollers in gear, thus retain- 1. .. � 'Nater -the . . . .q. . !ong look at me, .-flew tip fr* I . . . � X. . . .
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P. ing as much moisture as possible. . . � . Dlktrrhma, . food throii-gh thorn to the foliage'. One - The common sheep Js, �. capa�le of. . !edge to. ledge until .he reached the� . I . . . I
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le I . much . improvement by 'the -use of .1ourth lodge, �,whcrc he stopped, ,Here . . . .,.
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minutes before work- Dysentery, tan get thrtmgh it and so thi P . . i ' .�and !__. and M.ateris , gust antead.". P - . ..
teen to twenty .. . e capillary I selected pure- e rishd his club again I -_ I ..
I iction will furnish water'.' This. cul- wel * ' br d rams of some . . . I . .. . I
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waxy in appearance and the salt ceases . 001ids, � ' ivitlorl must be don, . �,,, desirable br6d. . � 3cree6h I ever heard, t1jen-turn'ed and , ' . I 1. 148. - G R I IOU A 1, ,, F � , �,
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to be gritty. If these precautions are . _r . I iucbe�&d in growing a -good 'crop in geny of such a cross sometimes mity. agrang . onward up the craggy wall 6f. I I I.. . - I . . I . . . o .. I I
I I Ofiol6ra - . hard soil, and it 'must. be done before I .. . ... I.. .� . . o test the quality � of *. � - 1. .0 -
observed there will be no danger of �� .. � I . , appear to..be. equal in 'every respect 't e canon. . A iltriple, way t . I I � . � I . . 1. � P
I mottles. -C. C. Lyon, in American Cul- I . . � I the. canal is made (grown or it will be to the pure-bred. stock and is .un- "Not fancying � rn� wild -neighbor$ I till cake is to throw a few handfuls I . . I � .. . . 1. I I I ..
110611119 destroyed. first deep, . I packed my outilt in'to the boat and' Df the giound-'artic18 into boiling water
.1 � tivistor. I I I thorough Work, 1WAc ,� . . ly so for all. purposes ex- I lown and but of. the canon be -
.1111 / e - iii. a row, the questionall . drifted ( ind let it tool. The amount of scum . . �
el tin 18 uld not go deeper .than two cept breeding., . . A few repdated- ade camp for the night.' T at Dri the top.will show the oil, along with - . I
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I` Skim Milk for Pigs. Chol � tUMs ftalliCkA 55, tteeth sho fore I m . #00TTS '
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. " , � .,inches agairl'at any titrie. . , .crosses in this line will build up a wa the, Strangest ., adventure of. my the straws, chaff and light weed seeds , I I . . ..
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. I wish to call the attention of dairy anik all Mack; 0, Suinmder Com- I Where the tubers are covered four :, tial � to the lifes, . . . I .. I . . . . � I . -ontained in it; the. sediment at the b6t:i ' , MONtHLY. MAGAZINE I � � . .
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, I � 4*- iarmers to the , high value of 'skim P1411it I . . . � . inches dee. . i a P a they should be, they flock�to all appearances eq "Tradition records that years. ago i;m will show the"sand and dirt, while . � I A F � AMILY IL110iIIARY I . .. ,, .
I .1 at) , qui" CUred bY writes Field, .tiostile Indians captured three men, I I . .
lnilk for furnishing bone material for., , . I ,� . ?hould be garrowed With i Smoothing pure-bred"original k04,, * - will indicate whether -it is �. I
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� -.1 I � . � . . harrow# or a . spr . in! . t . tooth 'With, teeth and Farm. I 0[course th�re.is great bound them to-lbgs far tip the canon,, khe odor -71 In Wit .. MOM,
. . the growing pig. One huridired,poonds tWn' . . . . . . .. . I . set shallow, twice -before they conic adrift upon the swollen inade oi-sound'.or inferior seed.. This I be. Best . . . � . .
. � . . .. Advantage to thi! shepherd who,:.May and set them ; list ,point is -a very irnportani one. . 'I.
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of milk contain seven-eigliths of a ' .. �. L I s OL W . . 1. S ,� ap� This will irlot tear them out', do oroeur� as good, blood -as may exist'. river, ,It may be. that.thio -wild crea- . , - I .. . I P I I . . . .. I -re NOVELS YZARLV , ,
I pound of bone material. Nature in- I 0 I llot be. Afraid of it. L Let. the team, but' which is not of course held- to be ture-.1's'one of thott, -unfortihnate men . '. I I L . STORIES AND' 4 '
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I . .6 F '' ler, ovalk between the tows and not stepo of equal value to the pure stock who, by chance, freed himself * sind.es-' ' "" 1 ' . .1 � I . . I
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. ttlided milk for the young calf; that � sxtradt,ot . , . Dft Lthe .hills. When they come t was madt insane by ' ' . .. . .� % . 12.60 pen YcAli; 25 eta. A POPY
the cow's milk is for the 'purpbso . . the ground " a UP breeder, This applies to all �4ell es- caped dtath, bu . This Bey vi . I
. . hould be . as clean . a i his awful experience." ly blok . 1;0 STORIed .
nourishing a calf; !low, if you feed ,� . .. � . ta led breeds. The scale of points as
I of weeds and as level As a of M pure breeds,.1's very, exacting the school lunch he went slow I N6 CONTINU
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I 1. I to the pig there is the material in W....""I'll . _ S house floor, mell6w as ,a garden blithe , . - to the Woods, I . . I I I . mUMINCH COMPLCTC IN ITSELF
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milk which to intended to build �� r erry. p Uirie ,,His visits became of dai r. anguld i ""Rv- _.
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0 44�!b and - the underaoil moist. After breeds -do not fully come U15 to Weak and L ____ -
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ill.build . - I I . . I . 6 " I f ll�y., And, it being�'evident that he came I . . I 1, .
- piff. When - 'We they are two, inches high and ,have- Ildned thtite are grades, f prices 4,6 0 ii . . 1.
s# the boft L Of the Cu th no evil intent, the teacher n ws, *a"At$ w"o * lAtmed salad ii4ed Dr. . . - V
Idorn, w* use a material that Is weak ft. ,as bein-used by thousands.for' turned green, harrow or Ittvate and quality -the highest for exactitig buy.,-- wil rftlsdtg� � I
. W#. � . IL I lollow with a weeder, Always use a ers, a second rate for the- one Who now and then a pitpil, took to tossing chews Nerve Ir"d WhI111, 11111114ftalld. 6 . . .
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�;L � Nod-4aclsinc In bone material; the eX-- niarl silay yeaigvaad` we have. y6t ;eeder across the rows, as it will level thinks pedigree is everything and who him an apple or, other bit of luncheons Mull axoxd%.V. Bwonnir, IA'ke Streets .
'' L' dtjsil�* feeding of corn gives us pigs . I . _. maw .
I down the dirt which is worked toward ' thitliki, id finally to feeding him out of hand, I Peterbord', Ont.j statts:-" 0ske of my chil, IM, tho I&" ' L
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