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f . . must be ground feed if maxini-,m re -1 First, everything possib! . .. - ..
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I W_ - - -_ " , I RI .Open slat W give free azr,� ' .
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I . . . . .. -11 . _. . ground oats,* .and wheat bran, this: no more think of s�olri`ng vegetables in, gk$ sourk as the tops '-die down, an ' quartering with the,other stock, as a
1. 966 C0411munications to Agronomist. 13 Adelaide St. Weit. Toronto I d shght Cold may derelop Into mi' i
. 0 Addr i ground feed is essential, for a hen' a cellar whene they 'had 'been stored' dried out thomw
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. . . . I . Winter lligi. I cannot turn enough whole, grain into for several years, living it � or in an open loft. As soon as the, w�ich is likely to spread quickly.
- Winter I . . I cart-, and . inferior quality of the stock' eggs to -reach .the most profitable point a thorough, c!eaniiij. out, than 'you - tops are dry enough to rustle they are satisfactory roup powder can be made
. I .. A i'a verwral i u. t , I h(.!. � ls te,,: �. to itself. * , in production. I would thin"k- �f Puttingfresh W';lk into' cu , by. alixing three 'corice,. ,
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I . I 1)e made frOjil winter or F- !11 I Taking the watter of house room'm' Except on a,,very'Yew of the faillis ! I 10. . t off about an inch above the bulbs. - three ounces, of aniseed and .'t . hres' . I
. . I til I figs that: 0 a bottle th*t had not been -washed,',We leave the buibs there until there ,'Oun 'f I tian
from tfA�isj, fa1-r4,wV,! the p , - ",. I first, A found that fii4 outstand-' visited, no mash or green fOod wad and for precisely the same reasons., is danger of their freezing, %I ces"o
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.. . . call .be brought to ing fault was laA of floor space. Fif- given the hens. It is a sigr.ificant fact.,Sowe weeks free . zing weather I are put in onion crate.s, ' when they.: fine' middl .
I I . � . which can usu'-, locust -meal. ip and- six � ounces of , .
� , -niarketable w0ghL-before the ii -tar- tuen farms averaged 91 hens,each, but that those few farms that were d(X,ng' Open UP as much as possible that part , all •be- obtained'^ frotii nny , grocery,, I' cust , jeal. The combination should �
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. ' Let 'decline.; - tJ)e I)e.,;t 'profit can be ,the total ' floor space in.the houses on this showed the best profits. One of the cellar where we store our'vege- store 'and, stored -away in 'be ground till i` is a powider, and the
. fealized; h6w'over -this is more-�j least -it- . . .. the cellar I
. these f, rils Was less than 3,F*O s4q.1re farnt wad good results front., tables.' 1. el ' Y, I - .dose is One teas
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. . � 9 I . - ' 9 clean ' 1 t out thor'bughl ' Pu 'squashes, unlike most poonfu'l to eight birds. 11
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a gamble. There k a g ' ' feet. ''It should have been the accept-: cabbages, beets, -tuhips, , sweep down 4
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. I oud deaf - and 'other the 3, Stelved linseed
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',_ed ra - a good Wh'tewashing This is Usu-' the' temperature is. hig'11 alld very airy. I ttrengthenink to a sick bird. P!ac feed -fed to the spring I I ' te of four, square feet per hell. vegetables which 'had been grown and I . - I e- (�'Jrin-_, the- spring and. 6arly-'':::1-!' During, fine 'weather it was not so bad, stored for the purpose.`
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I . nier and ,xhen the' ' I bit when it was s-tf-4niv many of the sprouted oat's daily; twenty it is t.* . .. I � -. A good place to pu, tf),era is in the , n a Pan, -nwre than--coN-erftr. . .
. . price.., fall th(I-C is� . yl*hile another de- 1 with cold water. Put on a siowfi
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j.. many cases a !o,� or a ' houses w . . -attic t --ear the.kitchen im ney, or I * ., fire -
. were so small that the , pended on illangets'. •: mall lars are spoil- t . should' so that it '�V '
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. niar ,in profit. . . . #d u . P. 'Many; - When we .cons he furnace in cellar.. These s Ill simmer for half an '
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'of I . I -led 1by being left unventilated : *
I - I Milated so that be 4nger of the 1 hour.' Give as hot. as the chickens can . I
. . . W'th the fol! litters it is, best forl of these- houses were always damp, 25 per cent. of the hen's rations may the nia. -fro' i ,three to s,i, I
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. - stur4e has no way of escape.' first real frost, as a slight rip wil!, eat it 11 .0 teaspoo..Is '
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!�(- pij:S I, 1)ut. and -few were either conveniently ar' be composed of feed, and that. it � I e a simple -e,-e, the . suggestion cau%e them to decay ; to a hen, from sere -n to 'ten 'to a . I
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. into they range( . . � vem- quickly. - roaster.
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. titOPQ .that come later, Vvell I or comfortable. invariably increased egg production' of which I � got. -oni a government' Pumpkins and squashes should be, I I
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. I Wir .1 ( r, k-wi lie profitably f I In, this connection it may be said and the average health of the flock.'' A
I I fitted for the ' - ' . ; bulletin a' lumber of years ago. I handled xvith the greatest care, 's have - .
I II -11110 il'. the -spring or la' . , I. that six new houses had been recently the result ofJbi-s lack' I . as any I - Wher. - fo , m.u.cus `v the .41
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ter, while . can readily bel removed one of the lower parkes of bruises, even though throat, or w I
. .1 it ' built in this community, . they may rot! a discharge from the nos- .
. . t�-",e 'Pr71cP,, ` ne .still high' and while seen. I I -in on f the cellar windows, show at ..the time, will cause deco ' tril , a few crystals of'periiianganat'
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I they were of types approved by ex-�': Most of these farms could * 't 4i A d to take the 'place of. spots later on. I of potash dissQlved ire water, , glass fr , S ay 8
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. - Must be of quality of the,r,stock to an.. the glass, and cut a round hole in the! Though most folks do not seem to! cellent treatment. A feather dipped
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I . nwat -producirg type' 3 th,e, trymen, in so far as their general advantage by the introduction of high- � board which toil? let a five -inch stove!-. r alize--it;- tomatoes. may. be k' --solution and passed into throat , I
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li�e-FessariTy —anyifi-iiiii fa very sin .
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, or nostrils will almost always cure .
. fire: n6'. ncy, I we -fit," in- 'ever * gle instance class.males, and all of them could have through. Just inside. of the wir,-'*sc%',era1 weeks. The day before ve' 14
, l)ut Of Kc,od'; strong, robust con I the .owner had either i stood. a rather I - - ..
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. . stitu- , severe culling among; I put an elbow, and on this ar - 1 expect the first real ki- ling frost we I thin and watery discharges. I
. . I VXV-P. us neat' the perfect type as can I some, of his own idea's or left out the females. .The best procedure on other length . 114L �
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. . # I - of pipe ti fifth extends gather all the rape and n 1 Abundance of sharp grit is the best-
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. . . �!t- ob,iained. The sows 4 d be kept so some of them would have been to sell: down to within a few inches of the fruit from all except. a few of the beat: preventive - of diarrhoea. .
. I houl something which he considered of '
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� with! floor. Near the top is an ordinary' plants, and store them in cold-framess ! castor oil is nec@6sary'when this con. .
. ition from the time�niinor importance. Thes�e things the flock outright, I .ht, and replace it
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-0 , ' ,!ter arc' bre,! until t' I lowered the efficiency of the house to purebred stock ,after faults in housing' damper, so that the size if the open' � with clear clition ,,.hews itself -usually by ex-
. I . . , . . I I . he pigs are wean-, a ma 0 - Nyhere they are covered-
� d. !her the pigs ,%.;Il have a marked degree, and at least 0 'e had been corrected, or to hatch eggs: ir.g can be regulated. - -aw.. They are left here. be-: cre,ment of yellowish color -,-,-a, tea- ..
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. . . ' i case made it practically worthless. , purebred, v,gorous breeding' this pipe comes in is another short ing covered with' when there is: spoonful and a, half for a hen," two for I
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I . I Tec. P Ks niu-it h.ave'a warm, dry � There are .any number of -building stock, and gradually get rid of the . ; .. ' . I I
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place I0 Sles,P. Boa. -d% can be fasten- � , k-'ece of pipe to let the moisture and danger of freezing. and gradually' a rooster. Food should be limited to .
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. I � I . i tYPei that uill fit the average farm, mongrels. However, even these might air out. This arrangeni ipen up for -several weeks. A fere/of dry` rice and corn. Each bird should 91
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I cwl.up on 11,vir edges to elltoose a pen but unless you have time to exper - � have been made to pay a better re- i us circulat ' the very I
. I . I a continuo, ion of air which' . best Plants. I take r at least three. days,, P-118, ,
I ' I lrilnt. arid are willing' to � . u P, roots be- given, fo'
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six 61* (4� , inches deep in N%7h,ch the, S'U r glob- turn for the time and money invested' � % . .
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. ' � need be -:shut off 'Only in quite steers) and -all. and bang them -up. inside . .
I hejUink,,can be. placed �r. made. of'sk heaped' teaspoonf ul, of pow-
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. I . - There should! able loss. it is bgst to accept them as ' if some of the foregoing hindrances�''weaiher. whew there is danger of the 'down in ' 'dered chalk mix -ed with one-half tea- .
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I 'Wil%s ire good siipply of bedding yo . ..
. . . n I they §tRn(l. The very thing U, had been eliminated. I temperature in the storage room goingi part of the tops ati� the, small creen, spoonful of powdered ginger. . This .
. . . Itifilished -: I leave out or change may be the thing,' One of the hardest things to correct' below thirty -'four -degreres. The cellar: fruit. The frufts* left oil gine will combination ,is harmless, so no exact, . . .
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frequerlily. plenty of these which has made the house successful.,' on these farms and -n fact on ' . the V I
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. . . , ! ally is kept perfectly dark. ,continue,'to riperi for several ,week�s. � number of pills need- be named. If I .
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. ahould -�t.e made,so that the pigq .. common fault is - in buildin -�-farms wher s a ''Side line, is The gins for apples. fruits aTI), , - 0- -" , 1 diarrho-ea develops into dy-sentery, .
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I � "t crowd too. much and get over-! houses too high. -wasting material and I the variety of 'Personal attention" ' . . ,
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. I five'drop;s of chloranodyne, obtainsibie I
' of vegetables. except . Lot'S Mail boxes are so-explens.ve no,wl
wto at. . leaving an excess c es . the kinds ' 'Pota# , I
. I I 11 ":z 0 v -PI -Y "00i Plan to have leav' s� of cubic space. This 1 hens receive. Mother is busy, so she, . .
I . . 411 0i!v;'- but a small i and other roots, are raised A few inch-' that it is worth w i at any dr6gstore, shoWd be given,' .
11 anioulit of oil. takes extra feed in order for the fowls I tells Johnny to run and feed the hens - chile to prote-A 'them ., I
I es UP 'off the floor so that there- is a; by an -occasional coat of paint. Ordin-! a lump'of sugar. Use seven &ops for
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. . poured'ainng fli-ir 6eks occasional) .' to heat. it. Peculiar desi ns, extra! the job falls to Sister, the next day: free circulation of air' under : a rooster. Follow the dose with a tea-' i
Wil'. kee J 9, � : I er them. 'a paint answers the.purpose' .. 0
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. . p their sk;tl in good condition, height, and freak construction coat and perhaps the hired ired girl his her; The part of the cellar, used for stor- very well. but b;6x'' spoonful of tepid water for � bird. .
. - hand in it too. - each .
as WQH is riestroy any lice which may I more, and usually. detract from the i . .1
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. . . . age should be shut off from the main I ; While this medicine i
. I ve eraniel makes a very I a being adminis-
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I . I b . a f-rus-&.nt. 1worth of a poultry building, and if we, As a consequence, the hens go for cellar, especially ,ut Japan. storms tered. soft food. ,is_lnost stiitaWe W'411
. L is L.,;L far the beq, Wan to I L ! rert�e eciallY if the latter contains! 1 good refinish. It imparts a brillian;
, et the, mber that the plain sl�ed roof is I days, or even week�s. w`thout the per-' a furnace. , This nlay _j , � very. small amount cf grain..'11 N I
. Pigs fee4l. tl)e!;klselvc3 frnn, self -feed- I as good as any, and beliter than niost.. I I a : glossy black, and exposure, - a.
, I sonal attention of the person most in-' I . .stands
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-I terested in them. It i-3 difficult to get; with rough boards and,with sheathingl , _41.— powder may be used, a teaspoonful for; .
. . era. t -he object being to k"p them fall' square construction is the cheap * I by putting. tip IN4's and covering them ' s ' , To strengthen -birds. the folickwirir I
I I . around to this. and perh;ips the best' . .
,if the right feeds at all times.' As! est construction, and that the type of I ! paper on both sides of the scantlings,; r. .'Weather work.�ti'61x .
. I . . Ironl.-' as ,,.he pig-,, begin to travel: house des' by our experiment sta- method is to turn the pou:try work' "They are rubbe" I oostfts: Two ounces of
. so that there is i dead -air space W7.1 hurt 'em." So some folks leave their' lic,r .
aretind before they are weanM t&,y: tion was built' to fit the needs of *hat I over to some member of the ' ' I ' ice, two ounces of aniseed ' eight' %,
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.should hav particular locality, we will spend lea I that has * machine belts out in the wet -and the - 0. of fenuglreek, four ounces of
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. ehelled corn, - tar 7 to a feeder with i I -a s I Wbere there are more cabbages . cold. Think how, few belt! gentian, two ounces of red popper.
,karge, and a mineral
more and have b�tt�r h* time can be best spare or! w .years the
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mixture. The ally the 'Y'1700i 'crops than can be accommodated * has lasted that has been served that � four ounces of bone -weal, one pound
y Will begin to eat these her. -3- 4 job falls on Mother, whether she , , : I .
while a i ." ls,An the cellar, they can be kept y; then take in the new � of fine middlings, all ground ,r*r.r'Jne
ung. If skim- . Another feature that is of common conveniences d- �
" busy or - not, so every c by dig-' .' ,a
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. . Milk- s ara.-Jable it will help material-
occurrence storage pit in a well drained; had to buy, and,�&ee�how much longer: and thorougilly rmix.ed. . ..
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1Y to give thein a go(xi start the Poultry house in out -*f -the- y i ' the hens. I :
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f L I . places. None of the in. the mash hopper, and thel the contents dry. This Pit should be, . 0
_ 'Witt' this feed they will grow fat and; farms visited had feed bins built in water fount are the most important.. filled - Gather bacteria now to inoculate -
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vriil be nlc# and ' ' I Just before the approach of Your farm may be in I ,
% -it your name, games next spring. Soil containing
f, when they are! them- Wliere th� feed must be carried .1
. . weired. 'pr&rtica ll v weaning them-! from the barn or crib twice each day. I 0 .- � 1. freezing weather.
her. and at first covered. and it May be free from the beavy ,I legume bacteria, If dried and stored ."
y T I raw or hay. , As the ternJ hand of a mortgage. but are you n
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!Ve've Z., With th*s' layer of fat -on I too much extra work is necessary. I The world has 18 a ,900,000 carats ot for at least a year, will produce nod-
. - T! 1 1 peraturet goes down. cover with 1' romp; holdi .
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-eil? l`10d',0 1 This is especially true when"the men- � ng it in truit ? .
I . tit- 1. , diamonds. ay- Four ules on the next crop as wtil as fresh . .
. . L t er of Soil.: after this another la -ver of blessed if you leave I � -
!'and the cord ,and will- continue to! folk- are busy and the work of caring I — - 'I soil. L ' I deep will call you bl soil taken from the field. The man I
I hay, and then another of . two blades of grass growing where planning to seed soybeans or sweet
wok�-gliod-"ins throughout the win-: for the hens falls or, the women. The tide rises 'about ten feet ire the! V% i
. . L'P Put 011 the market A Pit of this kind. in a shady place' 0nlY'6V1# grew before. ' -
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�-Eveikyjiouise. of whatever construction., mouth of the River Elbe. ! will keep the contents in pe I comes from the sofl.' Give it your best should get his inoculating soil from
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tee spirme or early !'Unimer -,i-h4e the - __ I dition through perfect con- . - I . I .
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. 0 . prices are stRI high. . . I rough the winter. Ventilation and You will be rewarded; take. all - some neighbor"s field this fall. Soil 140 0
1 . P costs worn per hundredweight to . should be supplied by inserting a piece' from it and you rob the soil. and also! I collected may be put into bags. and
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. . A i .. Of Pipe Ot a wooden flue which can yourself. .
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. C:e tack of pa.stures. Ilowever. this � ., storage. A pound of soil for �
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Is OTset b , v the hik,hee pris'.T.S. if care- I � I By Charlotte L MacIntosh. I As to the individual vegetables. the . . pound of sued i -A more than e -rough.
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.11 M-- eatimatinn, profitable to; The Choice of Children's Books. 1h.V J. Berg Esenwein and Marietta . - - - I 6.
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I raise fall p; I . Beans: We pull these
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9 A ' .&",.- -.Dur:rg the winter One day recently. an aunt. one of Stockard. I I ' .
otle !; tint- -4 lasa experAive .-Infl ' I . J . roots. or remove the Poles ztftex the.
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re .1 r 44 &!tertior can be gi�-t.r. more those . family -institution aunts. to - I vines . have become dry, a store, , %
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* _ -4. on Through Stories` I then in an airy. open shed. I . .
I I I whom everybody takes hi -t trouble. Educati SWAY SML .
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, The average child, by the time that' in the fall. when the pods have be-' THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LF.SS.O.N I
V►I by. Swi � Many Farm Flac6 Are deep are still being told stories and I he is four or five years old, has devel- !come dry and brittlo. the bean, are � d *'Pab%Y- is from flap 9411`111(b .
. . . Failure -4.' . I givell . Story books which arp full of: oped a craving for stories. If he is' threshed out and pUtL away for future NOVEMBER 14TH. Greek source as "paralysis."
D,rins: tour ..local ''roultr a! perniciqtis- rubbish? I've just return-! � I L and.
y show . UM-. attending a kindergarten this finstinct' use. 4 . Means the sante thir.g. ,Tl�e 1,ick :nary I
I - The PowtT and .authority of itum. St. is said to have bevin
farmer ssii,' to ire: "We keep a .hun- I ell from visiting my nieces who are, is deve!oped and at least partly satis-' Beets carrots, parsnipq. turnip".; Krievous',v tor-
dit:d hens, but the ,t: -usually so. tl�oughtful about the well. f Matthew 8 and 9. CroMen Text. metlte�d- that is to say. he r '.
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least thty do root pay as well as th,vi fare of their children that I expected' has the right to his half-hour at home, before the ground is likely to freeze., I St. Matthew 9: 35' acute ease of spin * t have bee-: --.Ln
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. P out tend look, s, either at bedtime or any: so the roots will not bl�ed. These 111� e. 5: 12-14. Leprosy muscular .
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�1 . r0t N- their trouble. but perhaps the -elliT, towavi the. stories." lv'one bit less attractive' to the child.' soil. Recovery from the disease wine wherever •fie m: . . .
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from r--t..it they were ne: h tu're the infliffervn! -0!z the nlat�ei just *.% little thought. hanging them from, spikes driven in fi r rn in i e,�4., � PrIt on ;..e !nke .
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