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_illillil ll lil lilll
N:;s¢en U one nf the three \-nlllalllo elements. and lrellafiy lt is the ml-in
pri.-u-nl element in the ali.: that are _-aid lo be getting very "thin," gsllaciu-ily in lbs lvorn hill lands and ridges, ulltl alll., ln very ,andy 'ngil ,0;;,_ -
Nitrozen in often sold under the name otiunnmllia. but one must buy l‘f
Wund” Of amnwnia t" >"‘i 14 pbiinds of nl!i'08`<“i\. Collllnerclll nitrogen. can
lie bought in the forln -lf .~-otllulll nitrate. lllnmonin lllllllhate, or dried blond- 'I`il¢ C“Y""l°""iHi \`1I-iii* ‘lf fiiir-llivtl is at I4-list I5 cents fl Pound; but the Hifi' mlltural \'3iU9 |11 gvlleral fell-mlllg ill nl-vor i5 cellls ll pound,
In other words. wl_ll.}é mllllllerulal nitrogen ran often be used with profi-t
iii ’“”"k°'~ 5`3"I]_',.“i’l3'-"f'\ii the recllrlis tlllls farst~<‘llrI'd show that the lllrreare l\r0dll'»'€d by C0t_11_t'\i¢‘rl-!lll.nlIrl1€ell ill gl-lllel-nl farm l-rolls on lllinllls soils is 1\l‘\`1‘i' =‘\1ffi0I9\'i_| I0 PHY the emit of the nitro-gall applied.
Hut why slloulli we tllllllc llf huyinlz nitrogt-n'_' _\'!lr.-ig(-n is ,l,l_n,l0lng¢-ly me
"W" *"'""“-mm "l*"'"'i\1 “V liiiilit fil0tl, llleaslirell by crop requIremenill_ The
llir over e'+<‘il acre llf land c/lllttlins S\1l‘l‘l~~’l»llt nitrogen for ll 100-hllsllel or0l'i
nf voril tsflill "Till \‘?n`lii-“l f~\'¢'ry yt-:ir fllr lnore than 400,000 years. :ulll sllfI'i~
cient 021141021. in till- fl i'lll nf l-:lrl~oll lliilxfll, fol~_»ilow long? Four hlllldred
lllllusanll _veal's? .\`-l. Fllrly tllllugclllll _\-l>n;1l',‘ Nil, }<‘llur thousand years?
_\'o. Fllur llllnlll'l~ll _vl~.l:-.<7 _\'o_ Fill-ty yeny-5? _\‘n_ Fuitr yen-~,(~ _\'0, The
total! out-lily of l-l\l'l<lii ill tile air over one :ll-re is sufficient for such crops fur l»lli.\` iiwi _\'l=nl's.
Of lrllilrsl- .Il` only olll--'lull~tll nf the 1-:lrtll‘.~‘ .=lll'f‘uc-e 's land, if only one-
fo\1t~th"r»f the lallll is l~l-upped. all-i lf only one-i'~lurth of 10 hush(-is of corn la
fill' BV'.°i‘HKlf "1`*lll. then the sllpply rl! clirhllll dioxlll is llufficll-lit for 128 yeurs:
and I( cnl"llllll dioxid is l-'lllS~i11\ii_v will rnlng to the air in the breath of every
animal and in every form of l‘olllilusti(,,,_ UN." me supply of carbon ror plant
glxlwth is absoiiltely Pérnlllllellt.
In Dtlllt-r \\'llrd.=., tiiorf- ZS rt llzitllral Pzlrboll c_v<~le, by \vhlc.h the carbon cir-
Clllatés, so thllt the supply ill ilic llir is p<~rf\~.'~t-i_\‘ maintained ulitler all ordin-
ury uolldlilolla. 'I‘.ll<\rv is also z-l nfltiirlll nitrogen cycle, by v\"lllc‘li the niti108€n
eirculaltea, so that under lllllst clllidlltlrlns the supply ni' nitrogen in the soil is lnalntalned In large llllrt by tilll lllttive leguille plants; bu-t the average
farmer deotrllys the nitrogen cycle, by his failure to grow and return to the
lull 9. uuflflcicllt tltlloliili of lellulrlirluus crops.
Bu-t wily shtluld we think of buying nitrogen? Buy water. if you can in
time of drouth; but doll't buy nltlogen for general farm crops.
How, then. silnl! we add nitrogen to the soil? By ploughlng under clover
or farm mallure; kee-ping ill lnind that for a 50-bushel crop of corn we must
plough under tivo tolls of clover hay or eight tolls of manure; and keeping
ln mind that \vlho<-vcr ftlills to do as much as that will flnadlly have soil thai(
will -_not produce 50 bushels uf corn per acre: keeping In lnilill thot the nitro- gen of t-he soil is cunzailled only in the llunlus or organic nla-tter. which
gives to the soil its illnck color; :lnll that, if you are stilii producing fair
crops of corn. oats, wheat. or timothy. without ploughing under ‘crops of
clover or lnallure. you ure still wearing out the h-umus of your soil; and that it will continue to get thinner anti tlliln |191- no long ng you nomlnue thug to num it.
- Clover and all legume crops can get nitrogen from the air, while other crops cauluot.
it the opinion of lllally profitable dsirymen a, mistake is made in using
young sires in prefcrelllze to -lid and well tested bulls. Commenting on this
poilvt. W. F. Stevens, of Quebec, say I:-“We cannot place too much value
on the sire. .-\ young sire does not give us as strong and vigorous stock us
an older sire. Those of you who lla. ve been ill the breeding business fur ywrs will lllfee with me that you mn get be-later stock or greater vitality
and more vigorous constitution from aged sires nlian you can flloln younger
slrel. Aged sires very often have little or no value placed upon them exoe-pt
hor beef, especially among dairy breeds. I know three dairy sires that have
been kefpt in the community ill which I reside unltiil they were nine, ten and
ellsven yells of age and they were of g rent value to the dairy farmers of than. wmmuniiy because they laid the found ation te the nlury stuck, n--hiell I be-
lieve is hardly excelled in any colnnlu nity. I do not wish to say this boast- fliily. but lit Mnvhuizes the fact that we are too hasty to get rid 0.: our old limi."
Al 1-I UI'€<li-1011135' pointea out, one advunta.ge ill breeding young sires and
dlipollrlg of therm a.i'terv\'a.rlls is that often one t.-f tht-se young bills pl'udut‘e
get of un-unix-all promise. In iueil case s, if the sire has been marketed its
biveldling ltrengtltl is lolt. It is generally believai that li’ there were more
oomlmon practice of using aged sires, there would be an addlitional advan-tags
in strong progeny, to say nothing atm ou-t preacrvilllg tile usefulness of sn
unusually strong bull that regularly s uperior producing stock.
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The tendency of our ue fs toward better farming. No one has reached
up mg-h php; when up imllrovelnlen t is possible. Never as mw have the
lilrmerl debit-ed good relialble llgriuuitu r.ll lewdllllg, good, prlwticml imtricullturul
llchooll. and good farmers' illatitutea. `
The ned train specials, the short courses and agricultural exlJ0S1i|0nl Mi
Ihvw there is s, hungerlmg for knowled ge. We know--ehla is not mere curios-
ilty because ut revulu. The corn of co mnlelloe grades better than ever be-f01'0 heopug men luv; “en going to school and studying oorn. And title some is true In other lines
igeny yn htve never come under tho mn.l‘|<= IH-UUGMU °f °“'~h“°1“’""'
Somesre oontsm to live e miserable existence when by 5. Bvtle study they ew qqullq pg fgggtng more gnu potter crops. and getting their hrms ill better condition. '
Everypood farmer ie a miI%|0n¢1'Y~ H0 I-nd hill l>°“¢'Sl0M Mve B" in'
fluence M lnrge upon the community. Beware lest that influence leave some- one attended. 'r-itll.: ln. mania ninety end nine nelsil*‘°"‘ ‘“"“‘°° up and "Y 1° hollow his good ex-temple and one rom sin stuibbornly Wt in hil WWI Ind
thot _ang will be more conspicuous al 1 failure than ever 'bs- tiore. '.l"twt one cannot be you because nuoh men do not reed liar-m pal>¢1'l~ Ney know I4 L11. '
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my-m' fgygf 1| an 'mpg ng' gnd gprinf WOTK Il In f\l.\l bull. In U10
rum or muy ally: aonfl ml-get the detain, "ml nltelllnx uv cf t~h° ¢r¢¢°'~" in enmpltoung |, job at work once bel' un. One of the lullu dtrtiined On lllny farms at this time of the year Comes bhroulh ‘h° *¢*°ml>! C0 4° l°° _lnuch. Too many acres lnlly he _cut|tlvn.tod; too much stock Heli 9°! the 'merelgez too much wllrk ullllcrtakpll for the h¢l9 lV¢i1'°'b|°~ “W” *fe "shoots" to he avofriell. ' Ulny_§'l_1lers are |A|.lld your and lbtlmlit ii? °\lWV`¢U ‘W m“°h |“""' INN Italy een hslllile. 'i‘.hey try to "sprhd themodvel out too thin." LGNQ H l\|.n1odly'put ln. A poorly prsptrod nod bod is furnished. sled Il BQ filet dass, little it en/y sttmtlon is given to vvirletiea, and all because wo lihh ll Iktetnptod, and the hall-vly method of doing tlhingl is continued ¢i_m_\_ch un eultivullnl -ne mu-vsnuns °f 01° CNN- ‘
loeh (former leelnvaye rushed in & work and airway! NNH4- Ml" i°
no me euanmlmmam wuluvu-wel-\lnll»un,an.utllt.
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'l‘ll1-l bll'l.lillg is 14 ft. \~,€ll°. :lllll can
bt* as long as -losired, :lddlng almtllcr 91'! ‘lr sets of l-ll-wills limi sheds at 0110 or both sides. Tile <‘l>nstrl1l‘Llnn ls simple, but tut‘.x’ll-2, l`)u¢si:le vvnlin are covered on outside and inside \\`iYii iilZ‘i1! \\'PiRllt papered roofing. i'\li\f'ed on l-llrtlp lunlher. Plnslter t>l>:lr\i nllly be slllzetitutell for the ill-
illlllt-. Studs are 2 x 2. and there nro
IW" F"'l»~`3 ivaltl-rproof lutper being liiilvell b<~t\vtl=ll the-lll. ’l‘lius it double
iHii` Sltlnvv is l~‘l~eur<-ll. itaflers are nf
2 x 4. alil_l llllly he stripped bf-nr~;.ll!l “iid llrltvtil-ally the Same omlstrllvtillll llta-d_ ilu ful' the Sllltis: using tlilt-ltlllr l`U<1i"i1iL'. .~'<l rlllistl'lll~t<-ll, the building will be vvri' warlll.
I-‘ollmllllioll is or stone, bl-1¢~]¢_ nr
Elvui. l"‘<»<lrs art- of velllent, c.o\'eretl with dry l»l.lntl. lirolteil stone, wc-ll
' 'l‘l»!>:-woo long has been known as n re~liab‘e remedy for exlernnl parasites upon sheep, yet olilfr of rect-lit llate has the idea rlavvned upnll the slil>pllo-l~rl's llllnd that this wt-ed might prove use- ful lrl conlbatlrlg the .utolllnl-ll \\-llrln and otlhcr lnterna! pal'us‘il-=. l have nt nn earlier writing promisf-ri to give the elle-pllerd ratlde-rs of .\‘ill-vs-xaflli Farlll- lllg, information upllll lll'a lui-hjlf-t and will erlllea vor to thrtlw efoml- lliz'Ilt upllli ilu- uses and ahllsos nl' tobnccrl with our flfol-ks,
\\'llell properly fvd tllhzlvl-o ill an ex-
ilvlllf-nt trlnlc and pllra.~='ltl> prevelitive Izlllll as the writeir ll-' lrivillg 0,15 pro- _illllct ll thrll‘ou.gli trilll Ill his nlvn flock ‘lie fl~eIl< allili to state 'nuts 'Phe most |cilllvr-lllent fllrnl of frwllillg E< pm-_'tiered tl\t>:\ct~o nl' tobllct-/l llllst. lllifi tile lnl-tllod of feeding le' all rllllou-s: Take rmnllimll gait, six paris, t.»l»al-rn_ t\v0 pzll-ts, and worin plllvslers, one part (itil
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FLOOR PLAN OF'POULTRY HOUSE
Nilnned _as for macadam road is cheaper than cement, and makes a
lllg placed in the warnlest parts of
with some glass ,but mostly filled lv-itll heavy lnullilll. This le-ts in a fall- amounlt oi' light, and air enough lo prevent dalnplleas. By using two courses of cloth it will be fully as warm as one of glass, and insure a dry buildinlg.
One room has a dou-ble row of nests,
with wire partition above. Vvlicn ll hell wellltel to set, her nest is pus-lied through into the small room, and r"~ placed hy the one opposite; the llllol' being closed. A slllull door leads to all cm-l~olsl: yard. Partition door is open, except when raisinlg chickens. Slmatnlilllg sheds have eartlh floors,
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grocllne, will dra.w. \Vllldows have sash I
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d-ours. lil winter muslill can be added,
by measure) and mix thoroughly. Keen this compound before your flock at all times and I feel certain the parasite evil lvlil be only a fudoll vision of the past. Let th-is nledlcated salt be _vllur t’ll»ck's salt su-plpiy and never .»"~»W tihem other salt, not so troaltell. I.1.»;ll' sileeblllell are overdoing n good ih.lll:. tllrllIill~g glood to evil, by overfeelling with tobacco. They take ll large tlllull- tity of leaves, sprinkle »alt upon till.-ln, and allow the sheep to rollsullie all _they wish. Certain members of the . flock, by this lnotholl. uill llevldop into llflnfirlned tobacco flellds allti ulil con. au-nie liar ton lnuch for their oivll gobd.
.\'it-oline its a poison when taken lrlltil
the system in too great quantities. and causes nervous dlsordcw ill the sheen. lit will also cause rams to become lin- potent and also dcadon the breeding capacity of the owe lvllen tell to ext-osa. By Bill means allow vour sheen some
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_lflI'_`£@_"'I`lL`I '_T_TT_.T making sheds warlll, und not excluding sun.
'l‘he brooder room has a wood floor.
Beneath is a basement for illcllbatnr. By H stuve ill ruolll above and the rlotrblo fllle chimney both can be kellt at any desired temperature, and the air pure. A trap door covers stair- way. Haselnollt liao ivilldows on both sides. Elltrallco la from north, while south side is talkell u-p by yards.
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GARDEN NOTES.
Allter plouglling the gal*/.ll-ll llarrow
the ground at once. A lulllpy garden at seeding time ls all ubollllnutloll.
Culltllvata the ground after rains as
boon as it can be worked.
IJon't forget ll few tl'anspll.nted
onions ill the garllell tlllls spring.
It is all rlgiht to try lluveltlcs ill the
garden, but do so on a small scale and "hold fast to that which is
\\'hell pi-untlllg the gilrdell doll`t lr
too sttvlllg of your setuid. It is easier
If the-rc is an excllptiollaliy rich spot
ill the g<a.l'den devote it to cabbage.
Provide t'erti'lizer for the garden. A
ck-lall poultry house and a good garden
go lil? ki hand.
Do H7 it onto the muon it you
doll't get .. §,,\>od garden crop this y-_-ur. Do your part and forget about the 11100..
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FRUIT FLAVORS AND EXT-RACTS.
The ctluracterlsticl tiavur oi’ fruits as
Pesches, pineapple; and pillllls is due lu lllnlll amounts of -llelliicui culllpuutills forni-ll during grui-.-lll ullll wtllcll possess d0flll@ uIl)'s.l.~n| pllglllliies ull (liste. Mnly `.l.\1lese <tl;.l- l.:lll.\l wllicll alt- p|\¢luced‘_ plants l, _i ill: l'urnie\I b_\' pulling ictilul : »;lillt-nls in thc lgliurllltlvq my ulinl i. t;.!ltl.l the synille- llo pl'uon§. The culllpoulldl thus made l\ the Uévratory tire ill every way Itlell- thgl with tile llallle cunlpuulllln product.-ll Ig fruits. but in their pl'c|u\l'atloll in :Ile
to thin plants than to roplant.
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.tobacco Ili their suit supply according to the cunlpolllld givell, but do not be led into ovl2rl‘t=cli~ilig tile \vceti_
Acellrtlillg to ull pl‘llsl:<»<-ts this plant
is destined to prove a great boon to the sliepilerd in rllldllllg his fills-ka of the dreali pllraeiles and elevate the qual- ity of our sheep to a higher standard.
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HORSE NOTES.
A clipped llul-so will vnlcll cold ieu
easily than one not clipped.
Do llut over feed uf hay, elfpevially at
night. It ls not good for ll. horse to eat all tile tinla.
Water before feeding. Then tile water
again bel`0l'e going to wurk.
For itch or mllllgu. rubulllg of tall or
inane, wlilll tliurullgllly with lvarln soft “titer and soap, lilcll rub ill with brush a proper llrellgtll ul coal tal' dlp ullcll on siiccp and hugs. scrub every lllrtu or
Liayl ulllli cured. . (ect stalls alill harness also oi' cici' will got rid of lilo post.
Give only llaif rations ull Sundays
ulll-ll tcallll is idle. A tlilia grass tilt-ll is le gooli ionic.
Built tile brood inure and the stallion
can be cllrcluil) lluriteli lv their Iletler- nient. ‘I`iley =..uli2_l not be over-illllkell, ul cuul'lse--_inet give reglliur L~.\el'clse.
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lt llluilllle slnl-.ls tl-ry su-ollg when
vuillld
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:olllolllillg is uiullg uittl tile leed-
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IIIINIIIIIPIIIII- IIIIIIIUIIIIIIIHI IIIIIJIH IN IHI IIIIIIIHIIHIIIIUE
'I IIIY PIIIIPIISIS SHIIP IIIISIII IIIIIIY WIIIIIII II] IIHIIIIIY
IC°f\lh‘ul:ti°n of the Building In Simpi! When Properly Ulsdis Excellent Tonic Success Follows Efforts of the Mln_w-.Mun 0, sudne: 8°" Mun. L,"
i~ But Durable. I and Plreeite Preventive. _ Who Keep: Trying. M m°hn“._
(uv P. L. MARSH.) (BY Hltrmv H. ivnrzl-man.) (nv E. L_ VINCENTJ
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Some farlnf-rx think that the only
WHJ' 1" KP( u good llcrd of dairy 1-llivsl "
to lltllrt uni \vilh ll glllnt hir fatitentiun to the plant flllnl crllltellts of
liU<'k@t’ltlllk allll pn_v lull. >ll,ll t-lly <»llt.i
EIIIIII HIIUSI IIIII lHE`IiI.lIlIII SIEPPINGIIPIHI WIIIII IIIPIISIIS f-9935§§59575§I§.
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otnelre, lfiur et the Lgriuultunl
paper. Any palm nqldrlzf lu mul! amebic |t._pd on eps.-
5 fill §§ _ '! liilli leant
Pink Eye.-F. V. Will you prescribe ei
l'elllM_v for pink eye of cattle? Alu.-I Blow pulverlzed borncic Acid into eyll
‘ once daily.
mer Alllnlu- u. s. ll mn ilu s
large lump nn the small of his back. At , times he lol-es control nt his hind quer- ilsns eniirnlr. Gun he be cured? Ann.- lBet1sr kill him. ee there il no cure.
IT IS WELL LIGHTED. PROPER METHODS OF USING. MAKE A SMALL BEGINNING. POND MUD AB FE”-|-||_|zER_ ____ `
i wir. cut.- subu-rtber. I have e wi! rllat wu lm with halted w1r\`on the leg. There is some dlleharge. Wi :in you ndvilue? Ann. - Injert comb- tinrt. henwtn once daily.
Red l'l‘lne. _Silt-sf-rihn-.'Y have A v-
] my WM. nl.lss.l i Do btless we have paid too little nt-
tho st-dilnent depos-lted lil' l'i"'*‘i`~“-
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911 start livt-r -~ 'liw lll -ll_ _ ltlnk wllll envy .nl - . .l_ ..-.~ nllinliarze quantities or decayed veseleilf have xvclrkl-rl illlll 1 :» .lnil_v_ nndi malt" hu n large vniue for the fertil- Dvrlllttls sky. "Y\l»ll_ l' I i-lll ns ln\luh|_zinz of __l“m___
lf\f»ne_v as they lint.. 1 »~ 'gilt an the nlum- ¢||i|,Kj~- '|~|,__,_ (U back tn; lil lnany vases the alluvial deposits Bl-til# liown lo the I _.ll and \v.llt have cunilillcralllll value as ri fl~l'tlli'n‘r.
_"lr" f"\f'_"' ""_""` `-"- "I" f"’_`_-"_’"“; if“they are used before the ivlltel' llas
wi-lllel' il lil-il»'l\.',~. \\ili<~Ii aha alll _ till-ni l»ll the l-il l silh- -lf lilo flllaill-ini had "me t" “M "im" ‘_new "Hd thug dp' l|ilesli~»ll_ wlll»ll the-_v hope they m'l_v Stroy the readily itv:ll‘nllli- plant ftlllli. KM" H" 'i"f‘i""“| "|‘.lt“`l i'i\f`| hf"`i’i'\'¥: ll nlllet he relllellillervll that water is ll Dil-l~‘f°‘ l-.’ n tilol'oulglihl'crl herd of:
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I; nn; ling l_t~ ,,,,¢ th, r|,,_,,,_ “._.,y ,,, |,,,,kil~l»llatitllellt.~l nr tllillgr. 'rite sellimfsllt at tlll~ lllllttel-_ I llllll st littll- llllzlt witlljllf ll river n'lsi_v bc rich ill plllnt fullli. ll mall who hits llecli thrllllgll lllis l»\-- _ hm If that rwhne” ‘K W_,.mm,,,| U, r,._ pel'Ielil*l= not lull - ll, l _ s ‘ ll't I _ ____,_,_____=,___ |-___. _hf,_'|‘_¥____|:.'__:]Kl,_:MIN it \"il\‘\_1llalll llnller \vl\ter for twine l|llll>, cel- llzll ' " -:lvl ll! l-'tl-l'_v lirlitlllllllls tain cilaligsmllle vlcllleilts of pinlll fowl r' "\‘ 'I \` lit' 10111 \|"fg\vIll llllllerp-ll l-lillllges that viili rl-nder ' fit llnsllitfll to plllllls.
K 'U1 1:1 'mum imvei \\'ller~ the deposits of rivers are soon
-.- ll- l.'t» I had not ’ ' ` .l 1|, lp. |||_ My <~i,\\<§iexlll>.~¢r-ll to the slinlllzht nnll air anti tile
\--' lzllt I did lint fl-<~l satis . I .~..\~. tll:lt llil-ll were doilll.: ill-tier tllllu,tlle River .'\ile In iogypt. The rich lie I “HS” Then' milk """_“i """`*` 3"" posits do not relllain under ivatur, but may gut "“"`“ "I H' '|`i"“‘l` i"`*‘*‘ I" tht- rapili fllll of tile luvl-l of the \vu,ll=r ‘Nik u swat deal h"`H"i` :,"""'l 'h°h"ill till- river soon leaves the sedilllclit fa_lllls_t_lluli they llnli_ I \-,lli _<ll_v rlghtl(_xpu__ed ___ me Suu and me “ln It is :l;Jl'L'llillihiv<I»ll"`li iJlr'Ht"\{"iihlfl.l'.'n islfmilu Ev\DL‘s feMml'\" up mM___.`m_l _,___ “M “L ';"_K _im I .\'ntlll".lll_\-_pnllple think that the wil. you ke, e\i(___§_"Ui;_ ui' ‘tan ‘]a_r-\ ngdlters nl' tile Nile lliiist t-llrry ll rlcllur [hat leff? 1| 1 1. ,ig on me pake an |ul=dilllenL tllull lilly other river, bllt
l- h »'e $01,' , |thl-rc is no reasllll to suppose that this
watched tlllllgs till I lnllde l l l ' l ii' mp case' I S H “C M _ - mu, 1 l,,|.l het-ll th U "5 mh)»?|cverflo\v»- its Llllllka and deposits its
- ' on e wrong tral- . ' _ _ _ I F - _. __. - _ ,_ sediment ll\ er lt last -lren and t lc-n eelmg ‘I “ H In the mouth and emi II e- it i serve na fertility and with
Ing illl- ft-.llllus who ure lloln bl- t' l' em' " ° ' ` '
than _.ml "rp is not me way if Ke_l_f__id_l‘a\vs into its old hell. tllttt _makes t_l;e lg me “»,,|.|d_ l|~e,.l.|b|y u"§.atL__fm_wU__.\iie at lnost renlatkabie ri\er lil tis usllless, anti no mistake. ""5-"I’e"‘
_ ..“fe|l_ I just began Wim what I hudi _lt is probable that the sl-dllnent of nil _I dm not kmm. “mere I would Colne, rivers is exueellillgly' rll-ll ill plant food. iout; 1 though; quite likely lt would but that this sediment is not left where be at tile little end nf the Illlllll, which . If Wm ‘IU the '"0" 5"°d- R' I' is 1" me ‘shows how lnllvh faith I rllnllv had illfcase “I the Nile' Th’ "1°h"e” of the my own ability to build np`n puller sediment oolnes from its origin, for it dairy herd, But' 1 wen; ,way ami( is drawn from the dust_llke particles in bought lx full-bllloried bull to head lnvlfhl’ f|“*?="- will herd. That was all right. als I look at The “Km” “nd "lore fibrous me Wu it now. But right then “ini lim-e 1_thc lnore will the soil particles mingle _learned that pedigree is not evnrv. with the running water. The flolltabie thing. That bull did not do nie nlllt'-lllD0i‘t1i>IiS ifiU|\1li€ iiifiiiifll ¢lUf\i\UU¢9 Uf guild. He was n0t what 1 sunplluedillarta oi" lllaet-ts anti the ext-rcment of he would be; so 1 wasted some gtloll living l_~l'eatlii'es of all kinds. The ill- tlme and llloncy \vitll llilll. I never rlulllerlliili- lllllilitudes of creatures that had any really good stork from him. 'live leolltrihlite to swell the total of the
"'l`lien I got nnotlll-r iliill and he rirlllless that the water currlee.
proved llil__right. I ll'~~l some cllolce‘ Often 'whf-li the streams run low. Illrades from lllln. ivllivh l still owlpithuse deposits are easily npproacliell. I wish now I hull l;l-:lt llim lollger. und ut that time they should prove to I'Ie was kind and I \\.<;l~.- lllli afraid l»l',l_le valuable for fel-tilltv, lnucll better him; bllt the stories l ~l :lhllllt oiii than tllr»_\' will he n yenr or two later hulls diaturbcd me :ll .\':\s fellrtflll after being soaked ill water for months
len rid of lllnl before l lil-._ 'l‘l1<‘11, ilu-. ln some palts of hurope pond mud is HIV Ui\1‘"S WEN? 110i FIKLYSJ 10 Sl-“bio -'lil lillw bl-ing used as u fertilizer. This is uid bull. I wish now I had fixed ull to often rivh elllllllrll to be well worth do that. -hauling to the fields. But pond mild is
L..,,t|__ ; potellt faotnr ill l-llnrlging tilt- cllenllval
I
lllllli Illt. lleitllcr vr~r_\'l,.l||~|,|nil unter is nllowed ill drain olltl """r' I """‘ 5"” “i“'“[ tile plllnt food rellillills for a \\l1ii¢ itil
' .:llll-r, llllll i~ lvhllt tlicrel ,_ _ ‘
HU] _all its sll'cnl:tli. Illis is the case \\iLll_
I studied the matter o\er and _ I _ _ KU _me :\I|,_,_
I
lnflll-th llili steer that panel \'¢1'y fed urine. seems well otherwl|le_ Wllxt ll n rnllleli_v'.’ Anl._~Givs plltnssillm bitlrl in tntlienllrlllll doses twice daily.
'Fmt l,eelkn-- P. ,\`. I have la good milk
rllw that was cu: nn tile lent with harb- ,.,\ wire three _vs-are lllzll, Tile tent leaks. l'all it lil- l‘llroll',’ Alls_- The edits of l-lit ran hs frrwllelled rlnll the wound stitched.
»~_\\'ll|lt il the lln horses' feet?
'I`llrll.~ll.-_ Sllllll 'ribs-r. ralllle allll l-ure ll! lllrllsll .Ana - Tllrlltlll .lf tile fllllt is A form of el-zelllu_ }"a<~k the frog with cotton wel
in a l-5110 in-lullllll of !l»l'=naIIne.
Bill; Spavillf- J. l\'_ Mare ills A lmfl.
hlllwil on her leg: it looks like s bog lvpuvlll. .She is not inline, \\'lmt can I put. on it.” Alix- _-\pply llnct. iodine once daily for ll few weeks to the hill spavill.
Inline (‘oiit.- li. S. H. Colt has been
lame ill lhe right hind leg all winter allll now has ll large soft built-ll un the front of the flank on the lame side. What causes this? Ans.- Trouble is prollably ill stifle _tointg try blistering.
Eyes Affects-d~ Subsl.-rlber. On clippinl
the wool which grew quite heavy Lboui the eyoa of a ewe I found the eyes much flltlamed and :ho is unable to lee. What can I do for her? Ans.- Wah the GYM wall with ei saturate solution uf born/:la Mid.
hameneas -M. M. Mare that I bought
becalne lame. The trouble seems t0 be in llle shoulder Joint. What in el rem- edy? Ans.- it you can locate the POI!" of lunerleas apply equal parts spirits uamphor and tinut. ern/lol once $5517' rubbing well.
Brain Trouble --Subscriber. An °|°
owe suddenly becmie totally blind. runs away and gels lost, has no Appetite lad l think :lie will die. It othon become sick in the same way what can I do for them? Alun- Prvtnlhly bmin trouble which may not affect any otllerl.
0. L. R. Oeu A strinl- cured so u to walk nn-
turully. Can It be dons with mldlolln ur would you advise All operation. The iilorse ill question has It very bud. Am.- A gl-ent lllally of these cases an cured by operatioll. which can only be dont D!
Stringllalt.- halt horse be
that some lilly I might l I llnd got- at ll iim¢i_ I
lt skilled velcrlntlry lsllrgeon.
Cow Given no .‘»tilk.- I.. .l. f mlikod l
U-year old t-uw till within lllree weak; at
“But I began buying good hrlfvr
calves here and there as I ran across-l them. I had an ulll.lel'atallllIllg with _men who kept good cows to let me Iklloiv when they had is 1lil~e lleifer calf to sell. VVhell I gut thc worli I vvulilti go and look at_theln llllll if they suited 'mc I would bring tilclll ll.».ln¢-, one nf 'the best lhoi'uil.l.;ll.i.u~l~tl mil-sl I llllvt- :\vns_ gotten ill that w.~j.' |l_v_kl>op|ng _ones eyes open. lll;~ rim] nnw _und tlleli lt hargllll. r ' \-.:l_v in the herd of swine ftl_rlll»: .l is gllllll: to veal his calves if lli lwlllillll soil tllllm
_3_t__:_;k|lttic above the lllnrilllt for bloollcd
I _"Lust spring 1 gut n hit reckless, l
i 0 ' 'lx lull ret lll,;ll-5 for i
:ton lnullths old ilnli two llrflfer a_l_l_x't'gl.<tcl'el.I. Tllesle lllnkc ll nice :ld
;llt_l_ollt_tut llel'_l}_ lllltl I have great 10 0 IU el' \\' turn clit v , they do_. I shall feel ellt:<\urage`\tleii) hir vast a little lllwc the same way."
l-_.L_ DAIRY ITEMS
Itasty clllleietsll llliiklllg is often to blame
ful' ulilitlr troubles with (rash culvs ll'
The cow that gives llilll llliik l-ltltl ll
tlniull nlliulllll when site llzls good l;ll1'c, geuerollu l'cetlilll,' nllli colllfol'tl'_tl|e llllllr.
tier iullger
_ 3 it light, 12 Incllc-.< tllillk mill '7 feel lllng
`iolle \vIlh fl rl|<llt<hllllli twist to the
‘ lhnt the reall' li:lif. \\‘llt~n :let on edge.
t
till: season. '
lets is li glattal~-ll l.lual'dl:r. \\lly kg-ep A
ll 6
tvtlving and when she fresllened she govt little or no lllilk and tile cal! vias-Vet! |ltlll\li_ What caused the L1'0ubie'.' Ahm- 'I`lle into milking was probably a. flctur. the cult not getting enough llourilltllnenl Dry iler ull' two lliuntlis next. tilne,
inrlt so rich ns is the at-llinlollt of some _rlvei~.~, for it is generally produced from la. very small area of lanll, while the ,rivers draw the washings from exceed- llllely wide areas. | `\Vl'll-ll the farml:-r pernllts his surf: :c soil to wallll, he is losing the l'I<~hl°st iportlons. On the uthcr hand, the furln- Ier tllzlt can rescue some of the newly
Illopnsltrell sorlllllf-nt from the bends of _rivers and streallls. is bringing hack fn- iill use slime llf the rIt°l1l\l'»sls of the stir-
_fuve soils that _was getting away.
.
lllllne llul-se -Subscriber. .lliy horle
bacalllt- suddenly lame when drlven,c0uId li-.lt put his foul. down and tial runnlned llulle. 'l`iicl`e is a swelling which 1 have opened, but tllere in no matter In ll, llluugll a small quantity seep! out around the sweillllg, What. can be done? _/lns._ llulila the leg twice daily lu tion suit. water.
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DIRECTIONS FOR MAKING DFIAG.
To make the spilt-log dl-:tg seicct n
log of box-elder, elm, or the blltt ellrl of a telepliuile pole. being sure to have
Bog Spl.\\'in.- A. it. T, A mare three
i'cl\rs old ilus ilalxi sweillngs at the kiln on both ll:lld legs; have ulled medicine that leduves tile lnvetllllg, but it ro- lul-lla when I turn her out to plltuli. \\'ilal. will cure her? Anl.- Get I1 ol-
till.~t. iodine, add 1 ox. pulv. campllor and llppiy to lllc diseased Joints with in old too;il tlrusll once daily for ls Ili ueeks.
lfor all l_lrtllilllr_v tellin of horses. or li _ll-et long for lt llfll'v_v tt-alll. Select a log lvitil :~'tr.llgIlt lzrllill it oollveniellt, or
igrslill. Split ellllfli llalvl-li, and bore 3 two-itil-ll lllllcs tllrflugh l-at-h lllllf so
l\\'iil stllntl iii ilil-iles loft of the frllltt
lnlf. (int pllwl-s lli` tlnilll r of prllper ili- lll»~nsl<»lle=, ill-lv tlil»m lilllvli so thcy- \\'lll ‘fit tlll- :lll;;lll‘ lll»|l-_~:, lllrvl- illoln ill se-
xpil -xo `
' _' llldigestlull ~-J. C. G. A young mere
was ailing for eight or len hours. She ale little. but lay dowll and slept mon llt the titlle. did not acl. als if in -plin. site il-all not been worked for wioll. '-\'llul. could have been done for nit! vlls.-I‘i-ububiy had lndlgeltlon. Two iiillievivullluls of Jamaica ginger in 1 pill! lol unter would have been al guild renudl.
\L'l lJ\'l`lL'|`.
'lllc tlllil-full nurse lacks spirit, tires
. - ll i I5 up tie dairy
rote ds. ' - i
___b____ “___ _____e____s p_____h_~_______ D ti It is uuitll tllole than till:
| tl ...ln .~..tt.l..l.,~ lt»t~;ll tilt- nurse may no; '"’ 5 V15 “mi "m"k°" I°°*1~ Ti’ Ii¢9l'I iilé
ll.. ut l.-_ll ua u.~sl._all. _lla not dupe, clit: pigs and cllickells l;l'l>\\Illg lzlury lllitlllte -,.u.il» or lol'illlt~ ly lllrlllilg. Lilvu lla- ,,k|m,m||k | uid _._ _ I. _ .illc .l tlllliur ill work ull llll-se twenty- __ __ _ M0 ‘U A H) be u vau or tour llllill lt-stil. ’I‘llls ls llul. tinlliilell '°’ '“‘l°"" ulllli six _vt-urs uid. ll liiuuili level' Llc relllelllilcreli lllal ul-
Tlle lllgll-llenlleli Illlrsc cull better be iuwln ;| _ |.ll-.. l\ ._ _ _
brililllli ily llavillg u sllap ull lllc llli. K__H' ""u_ U di? up bcrufe he' Im _______u U" me" mm” _hc hh ___ Ulugh time ulll at-rillllsly illlpulr lil-r ilseillilless
ill alter lite, SL-l‘ur.llg l.l\ul'y llvup ol
t- _idling cllw \\lii ycltl alltl ill.lk.
A TONIC FOR SHEEP.
. as lllnliy lntlllllls us |»l>s.~l‘l’l- l?ill'.ll;.;
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vornltury clielnicaln are used ullil `. an utlw not an culllpleialy elilninntlll .--_ il Chl axle when the material is prcil; hy the giant, Hence it Is that ;_:- enee is given lo the llllll.ll~al tlnvl=l~ ex\|\¢I.s, because they do not l-l..
the residual products. Some of lllv . volt uxtirlvls. llo\\l°vt~l', :ire lll-w p dill°gvl'|t.li .~lll~ll n rl-,~ll lin-_il-l-il .-l pll:.t_»- illnt 'bl l'lll‘lzial is llllilllte ill lIeilfi» _pw gil “ l-l l‘.e_\ more lllnull Ill :he ill- l»-_.‘_.¢0r¢ ~l ;l :Le pialll. as they ure iden- »;.-_-i lp .~\l-~v le.~p»r'. This synthetic pl-quucuml or .tlulolll and extracts llns |gd to y speculations as lu thc pru- duotionli E the laboratory of other corn- punndslgpl even to syntnelllfnl production of roof. W. ltelll|en._Pre|ldent of .llllllls Hwklna ul versity In one uf the ture- mollt dlenllsls of the country. has sug- gested the sy nllleticproducttoll of some |0012! as one of the possibilities of client- tcsl nrzhievemnp* 1 the future. However. it will probably be ll long ‘time herore
ture Ll the oconumlzal production of the
compounds found in foods.
msn can compete successfully with nl-I
I .V
llzxillrl- of etlllpwlls, suipl.ul' nnili _'_"` __ _ makes H “Und wmv ml. B,\u,p_ ,mel _.le llll~l lal-tutioll period is ivry llllpor .in lllatly no dlluilt uiil ner--i at tlll\l tant li' ue desire nel' ill alter life li, ~ .l llr llil.~ yeull. it lends to pi\1'l_f.\'§ l-ent-ll hcl- lnnxlllllllll milk prulillo';oll.
...null ltlld lu llrlp the l|llilnal_ ill lls= _ .tguinal vvtlrllls xflld other trouble-'l '\ I/“\\' ““""’ *`“"l-" 5|"`\"K ‘i"i“ 7H`<i\l€=` e p:lrllsii»~s. .-\!.llll; six part: llf saltltlle gt'-'ISS f\ii`\\*1i`ii i`\ll»i‘-ii.\'» We l`!llll 9 I ul- el-il'h Di lrllppt-l'll:4 u|‘s\llpl1\l|‘ lnllkesi l-H _._ _ W1 ll. _._ . ._ . ,l
.A l-.gill propul'tli.ll. if tllls is kt-ptl ;l'_` _ “__ _'Hg `_M__!`m_ “_ _*ml Tai l~t»li=:.lll1iy lleiore the l».l\et‘l». lnsilie lllu! "wie "“"""“ ` "` """‘ "" ‘L9 i"‘§"""` lull-ll, “nel-ll mtlinlln-ll <-all nl»'l real-ll ll,{Uli2 _\'°i\1' wtfil i`\'¢><1 “ls sl‘lll'l‘v uc nas- l - ' ' ‘l ' l -_ 1 . .. .
§,,_,m__ to mm, up lhpll, __u"dm_m *e__em|__ it ull: telllitl and the glllullli sonilell ty. .-\ controvel.~l;.' uns num lh¢ miter with ivnlllr. 'l'I.l- lrsl-.i: uns rl el=l»_tl:l.-Ei day :lx tn the value uf_ll|lpI\u1`; one spt°1tl;. in lilo plllllprl- !|~.,;u \,|l;ll. 1; l|;l| .,l' cr 'ls»er1l:lg llllxl slleep tlial were fed lil‘s _ .. _
all;.~1llllt~l,- urre lull ll'o\ll»|l~ll niiil lil-ks. 'NUM' "M 5°`1"""'
'l`|.»r~‘ lil l'el'tni1li_\' slllllo l-lllvlll I'll: .llllllll ------*-~~~~~~‘~
-lil i!l.~4 llilll. ll is llt'lll'l-cl_\' ill he tl l\u~'l.: _ _ _. _ it lil l'lo‘uy,‘l suiptllll- \\lllllll cxlide ill'l'lllT_l;|~. |“`°i'_»“’i'T ilFt"‘\i=_l\K il5l_tl.\ flwlll _ le .l._._l I the l\:lilnl\i'.\ pores to liiake It lllleulllfoln- l*iii~ 11'* ifil' IM ‘WH i-ill Vi*-'\3~‘\"*-‘I »-"">' al. <\ 1'-lr lb# tflkw. lio\lever. ll ls ul-ll mf,-y;|i, eggs,
k-nlllll. llln; ~.:ip.'llll', voppellas. llllti slllz, ________,,__,,___
.l '-
fr >
ro' .ll.r.s.i_ ::...ke ll glil 2 1-_"tif Cui' elle p;_ , ,_ onli :.nl i.:l.ids :rl and ptlrtriell tltll-f \\'?llle\\'l\all nmlllili llc- ll=el_i .rveii n- blt- ci and llinkea lhillll more resistant lo, mon as the tire; :eu warm unys appeal
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Allutller tiling that may llc sul lluwlli ._ _
_as prilt~iil‘aliy cerlilltl is that pi'evt-lltlull `
ul the llluklng or _iunlping euvl is botlcl.
lllall vllrc, l _ ,. _, Alullg llboul lluw nllllly fllrllll-rs tire' ." I
asking ull;-tller till-y can afford to inlyi _' . 4/
grain llllili puaturu cutiies. Sure it ull. ' _'//' pay neil io leeli the cults neil these days f' , -
if ue ilu have lu buy tile feed. ‘ 'F // 4/ HORT|CU|_TURAL NOTE§_
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_»v_ill:|l ll iullg drive is expected do tl0l‘ ___:;L .ilcutn g;ETiA;||bI`ll!l"nttlfll»l2 \siIl£eil1'lo“lIliol ai 3 / '/ "'I`llel'u is tlupa ill plllntlllg the "Od, lctt <|lt.1e as tlllltil as usvlti. 'lilcy tra- -' -111 :llil f / § plbnmu H 5,,-U ,L - » g 9.
liuttel'tllIik when cull t`ll l ‘ ' N / B \ ` lg ‘mm 'Wy An Dr
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llt ill tile lllll-rut."
Slliaii lrlliul and poultry ninitc l [DOG
/ _t‘ollit,lilllllioll_
‘ I~`ur tile fzrslt few years uf an orchard
cllreiy, :lllll \vl-llgc thc ends. SPI ilolhillrullillg is all llllporlalll item.
Ill'.l'.'es of itll: llll t-.lgv \vIill t_ilt‘ flat silica! -- Ill l'rlllli_ nfior they url- i.\stt‘lll-ll lo- Props pzallieti ill llls orchard lhoull
gl flier. 3l\i\ill;-Illia llllllrl. \?IIl_l_l.lll,- ol--law ,ml pn lllusc llult require deep cullivh~ lil;-l-og 'ill ll pint-lf ll ol ivzigguli- _ _ __ _ no enum _ tire nl' n Zi-|lll~ll pievl- f sllcl-t sllnl -tI""'" "‘ ” " ' °
'» ‘ - ‘ - " I l l'l -e. T ll ti lllllhr. itll fllllit _.lil_ll r_l_l,ll_l_ _vain ___l__l____ T________ s___a__ _ren ‘___ mo" .pl url".
llf 'Ii~_: frtllil lug xii lil ll _- _ l I, . -- _ _ is the cutting sllrfnt-l» .lf lim lil-ag. :llll‘.‘ irlllll turner onus. 'tllelr roots ere lmlllg will be lllnz tnolllgll for ull) ol'~illull'_\'_l ,.,~ “nil mol-s up; to ba all taken up when i\"lll1 iv l1llii~ _ 'llllll.~plu-l:l=ll.
1~;,,.n get ll ing l-llzlill <»f_silflil-it-ll_t_ _____
Mngth “ml iwwm Ulm MII! Ur H uni' umli \l'¢ t".l= sl:'l:v€li‘! tlvils lll In ll1l’_|»
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un mtglll- lllltn llvl-l tllll l__l.lll-llnllll rlllll -" ll-.» l`rnllt im.: llllli lllstl-ll \vItll ll liiiiiflle punlps <‘i0i1l\l“i '“'"'\°“ Nd' ln.
(ln-.lllltll lin- link, 'l‘|ll_~_.llllcr l:lld_.~_'ll-utili rl-nlilllcss arlli lprlly nozzle: in workin nl) 8|-nuntl the nlllllientlllg tilllllcl .tl tht ,_m,,,~_. do ,, Mme f.r¢|\¢|- U14 'gg “ask iffi-hllllll enl_l of llvn ('|‘lll_lt ll\\¥__-'\_:“&_"r‘_§_f on llllnli fur ills dlfferllil lDl‘l7\||l “.7” its luv. H-' "~i"“"' "‘ "" ‘ _ ._ , ,l nv .;.l lite lllltrl lllur. l~nll~.l.~ tl-.-lil.-ll l.;lz»~rtier . linifurlll _i~ "‘ ` "" ` i
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lnl-lllr* "ii \\Ii|' 'I I"*f_‘ _“|"";‘_'_‘__r_, _:_""_'_`_ - ~- A M' ~ rr"-_°-*'°*""'..' . ». _ nw '.ll| ll~:.~; .. -. -». l'l`li`\p..U:i`|'fllliI lnlkil Iii il l-.\l‘rl1i il' T1"II "' i " 'f """` I' """"" ‘iw cms ”h°“u Xin. _~;l -li .ln ,\ ll-ry :~:lti~fal-tnrv :ldtll ll" 'T =:'1~- 11- -'.j_-ii~=l\'- \‘-ii“i\ iii# ‘hal ‘Tl --ll-l rl- the -lrns: i~ llmlio Il.\` ‘"I~iH8 “""‘ """ ’ ‘""."" hm w"§1L~ lip-In l'~l.:l rlrlh' Plflllc 'lf "n-iiich il"‘fi “-‘ii I ‘ "'i7"i` i" "H H iw" me . " | _'H ,,,,,l ,wi v ~.n~ ,me tif :l inl.. nl.l.;- F.l-~_ 1-. th;-gs llrl~ rctldcrcti f|Il» :iii »--liti\l\_-.lim \l_~;,,_.\, vt-lil tit ovcl- li.. _ ._gt_ i-\.,_ll~.~ 1' .~ ingt nrt- set nu clad . " . - “ ' - ner villll they do not ciesr them-, ,mill if tllc lllluin _~l As to lloltl purii _i\‘Kf‘l
lillll withull: silopillg. The tw- halves ,EPNEB 0|' mi1f\»
~ -1-_ ‘ser
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