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..'THE FUNERAL SERVICE of the late Mr. George Montague, was hold at his ence on Thursday evening, and was largely attended. llev. Ml". McKenzie, pastor of the Presby- terillll ellurcll, assisted by ltev. A S. Stewart, officiated. The relniailns were taken by train on Friday morning to Midgell, wheer the huriui wil take piuce.—'i‘.

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..*THE REBEKAH DEGREE oi‘ the I. O. O. i~‘-. was conferred on three candidates on Thursday even- ing, Feb. 5th, ill Acme Lodge, Mon tague. The charges which an. beautiful in their teaching were given very impressively, and the new members felt thesolelllnily of the occasion, whiclr should be al- ways remembered by any who had the prilvllege of binding themselves lo practice Divine-laws. After De- gree and the- usual speeches a (lajnly iuncll was served utter which lliodge closed lo moet on the 12th.-

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..\THE LADIES AID OF THE Methodist church, Montague, serv» ed supper on Sunlrduy" evening, Jail. 31st and again on Monday" evening, Feb. 2nd, ill lheir hall, at. the north end of the bridge. The meals which were most nppelizilltr and elaborate, were very dainiily “ml ilmlllptly served. reflecting: lnucll credit on lllc- niilnzlgemelll. Thc laziest‘ wcro wcll pzltriollized by the lown people and tilllcrs, allil lile llilZlilClill part proved illos:

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social ‘lielliil, wilt-ll all llllil lilo or, portllllity 0i’ meeting ill this con. genial capacity-T.

.*MONTHLY CLASS STAND- lNG.-—'l‘lli\ following is the lllonllllg. almiiliiu. m tho DcGrllu Mill School for tho month of Jellunl : (lralilo Vli.—i Susan Alvin-xiii. i. Lewis (flllllpbirll, 3, Klllllclrvll MOPilil. Llrzltlr- Vi —-l fllflhllllSlls ill-u Pllvo, i.’ Alldrri? hlclioz-lll. i’. Putt. (‘nmpbr-II. Grade V.—l Francis Mr licln, 2 Margaret MCllliylY- uni; (‘ntllcrinc FitzPalrlckfi‘. Gorlrzlrli (Yllllllbell. 4‘ Annie Fitzpatrick. Grade IV.—i, Fred lletts, 2 Isobel. (‘ulllpbvll zllul Frzlllces illcPlltle, Ii John Nioluln. Grznlc lll.—l Evhr-l .\icLeall,. Grade l.-——1 Elizabeth Steele, 2 Maurice Fitzpatrick. Ii Mary Moran. Perfect Attendance —l.ewis ifflllnpbell, Susan McLean. John liiolfllll, Ethel liicilerlll, Alpllolr slls .\lcl‘hec, All(li‘i’\\' l\‘liil.i‘liil, Frau iris AlcLel-lll, Fred Bella; EllZiIlJUiII Stlevle _.'lllll i“i‘iili(‘.f‘S .\lcl‘llee.

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. Ihiessrs Alldriw Ivlactlouzliii. lien Allnll and Peter Mllfpl ' of (‘or illgall," were vislluri ‘in tlf-zlrgrltglvll on Wednesday niglli.

..'The (lentil of Ml". (fllul-lcs Campbell, Montague, took place in Charlottetown, in January. leaves his brother Caleb, lo mourn, who also reside-s ill this citjw ——T:

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..*We are pleased to report Mlsg Marion Wickllanl again on the teaching staff of Montague Higl. School, Miss Wlckllaln has only been absent from ihe department since Sept. and the pupils were so pleased to see lhell" old teacher again, llilll there “Wig quite a de- monstration of huggi g and kleelllg by the little ones, before Miss Wickllam could really begin her work, on the first (lay-T.

..*Rcv. (Y. E. Armstrong, ol‘ tllc MOllUtl-ZIIC Christi-ail (Yllllrch, pro zlclled very acceptably on Sullriuy evening, Fcb. let o-n lllc subject. “The Disappointed Christ,“ show- ing how many times Christ was dishcartelld on earth, and also making it very clear llilll l-le lnusi be grieved and (iisappoillictl lodzly wlloll Ho sees ills followers f0?- sake llilll and follow lifter the gods of this world, after having pledg- ed allegiance to Him, and partak en of the sacred emblems of His death, thereby crucifying afresh lo themselves the Son of God '

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Tile following paper will; rend by Ml‘- J- A- Clilfk. Superintendent oi‘ llle Clllfl"lotlelowll klxperlnlenlzll btullon, before llle convention oi‘ the Nova Scolin Fnl-lllel"s"Assocla- tion held in Kenlvilienon Jnnuln-y" , ‘Pile ileld experiments llult l will describe this afternoon are ll. low oi ll series that we have been con- ducting ut, Charlottetown. Your conditions differ l‘l"olil ouls only slightly, and i-wlll sillll ly civc u 493011011011 01' Olil" wor , and let YOU draw the conclusions or nsk questions, as discussion usually llllmss out lilo infoxlllzllion llilll you wish, lzloni quickly.

Rotation Experiments.

TIIPQE. l'0lil". five 11nd seven yélii‘ xotnll0ns---El"llilicnll0ll oi’ Wec'ls.-»-- A lhree _veal" l"oi:ill0n was E-ilitfltiil nine seasons ago on c. ]llt o oi land while willl (lx-teyw: Daisy", null overrun with ‘Illri-linx The field lmd been used fol" u number years l-ls permanent p- " was wet and ullsnlis lc for other farm crops. We (lHllflQil lhc lllnd in llilll, by plan-inn tiles." about 131/; feet ileepllnd 3d fuel llpllrl; lilo six inch lullin mousing: lllu ilelil (llfll-Zflfliill)’. lion of lllv mlulioll mm Uili‘ alcrc, and the slope of the innil is lnillo west. 'i‘llc purpose ol‘ the Ylliitililfl was lo destroy lilo liorcnniul weeds ‘l‘l“~'i‘.lll, o.\ ._\l‘ lliiliy‘ zintl _vui'i"0u', and to determine ihe "increase ill cnlluy ul iili! lund >30 lrcillcli. The plan of U10 rolzllion VIZISI lsl yezll", u lined crop, and \\‘Cli.'l\'(‘ usually grmvn pnlalocss; 2nd your". grain ~~ this has been wllczll; 3rd your, lllly"; nnll aflol" lll(' first ‘Jllilllll of ihe rotation, this has (zivl-u us izilnll clover. Ullc section of lei‘ il llilll horn l)l'(lli(‘il finlll

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iellrs. lm-nlzlincii \'(' :il willl _\.'ll"l"o\'.'. This". wlls ill i-(l oll lilo Still iii ill lilllr " ind plounilod iilu- iwll" .\llnu:ll, ullnl" llle‘ .il()\'t‘il. 'i‘lle pliu ly ii ll4‘il\'_\' rlilli-l" lo illli illi- so! iuwll in sllrll u wuy llilll it “Tlfllil nol. iwu" up willl lln- ('lli<l\‘~'.'\_\' disc llilrrtiiivs. A illlllllll‘ zlnulc. .‘ .lle burrow lllerlliuuod was given his ilolri wllcllcvcl- lhc _\‘ill‘i'O\V xvmllll show rarer-ll bi-iiizecn llll‘ suds illruilglliilll the ', or lllmlil ~vory wcck or s. in lilit: ulluilln lilo ilelil vxus ribllod up lcrnss tho face oi llic slope lo pre- xenl washing, zlud to nive the frési l chance lo kill lhi- iools of the ilnnlrz. This effoclililllv rid us; oi‘ he old roots of lilo y: row, llnil llll‘ ulllllilll ]l|‘t"\'l‘.l\i(‘(l ill plllnl lrnm YIPOIIIIClYIg flt'i‘ll, u.» l‘. (lxeye Di y ‘llllfll dues not fluvi- a-r ihe iii-st yen urvil "terminates. A (if illc handling oi‘ this set-lion one

for round ol‘ ihe rotation will Hill“.-

‘rulr: our nlcillorl. The l"1><l . levelled by usinu Hi0 spring llilll .ulrl"o\v' Jollcllnvilsi- of .1 ilc ribbil ' liiilil was really Then rho ‘loltlvrns lll\l‘l‘(l\'y'8(l ll Jewuys, \l!-‘>'.l- ally giving it ii. double ilnizle scrape each lime, he'll is illucll easier io ‘urn ll dist" llfll‘l'l)\V on u snlzlli area n lilal way. lioQiotaloei-i were illllnttul with Illl iron Age planter", in rows 30 inches npurl. Tllc rows were levelled willl lhe spike barrow, which was used for cultivation until lilo plants were well above ground. Vfllen the poin- ioes were frbnl 2 to 4 inches high he seed shoe. cic... was l't!l}l<)\'i‘(l from llle pllilllcl", llilll lilo llOltiH- plullls covervtl deli-ply lly lllL‘ i\\'n covering discs ol‘ llle plnnlel". This". destroyed many weeds, and kept the bugs off for a lime. Tile IIOYSP cultivator wns used after each lletlvy ruin llimllullinl! the ellrly sunlmeln and llle ilizmis w sprzevetl willl llorilcilux llllil poison l"cl:ulill"ly' ulllii illlllllllil. The poin- lrles- were din: and eluded llllil lllr- land ridged up in. November". Till: following silriniz a lzood seed bed was prepared, and lilo section sown out with ill lbs. Rod (Yiovev, 2 ills Alslkc and l2 Hits‘. 'l‘inlulll_v, with

crop. \\'e are usiill: our rotations for lliemultiplying ol‘ oui" best sorts ol‘ cereills, and usually grow 1 ucre of Elite Stock seed ol‘ z". variety", on lilo seclio " This on- iilllCl-l us l0 have 2i h". !(l".ill £11‘ Firs! Generation raved 0|‘ all lllf‘ li-aulilln cereals, for snln in brood- ors. We llilll llilll lilo l-lovcl" llllillifi among the wilelLt fniqllcnlly" smo lllel" lllully WUPIlS, :l.< ll lliulally' is: ilp lo tho bziuris of lilu sheaves ui hllFVtfSl. Tho Illiril yozll" oi‘ the rn lnlitlll llli‘. clover llzly is cul when in full bloom, llnd i_ll zllly event lic- foro the 25th 0i‘ Silliy, since we llitVG found that Oxovc Daisy does. not mature its seed rsufficicnliy" in reproduce ill-loll‘, ii‘ cui prl-vlnils lo illlll. rlllle. Thin ("nlllplolos Hi4‘ ("y-i clo ol‘ lilo vnllllion, it is only zi- question of slllrllnt: all lilo si-i-ilsf zllrolldy in llle ground, lillri ilIPll il<~~ stroyllli: the plants, lo gel _voul" field entirely free. Al tile end of lilo first three yours, lhero was n JllllflfCil decrease in lile ilnisy". .\l six yours, only u sprinltlinv.’ of bloom was i0 be seen over ihvfiniil and all nine years all lllc plzinls lei‘! could" be easily hand picked, and we have (lecllied to cancel illc ro- lnlion, ilnd use this iiinil fol" ollir-i" iaxperilllellls illllt are new more ill‘- ncnl. '

This three yeill" rotation has proY zlucetl u lltfilfl quantity of fllrlll pro- duce pcr ncre lhnn any olllol" of our rnlullonu. it is plunnori fol" ill!‘- erlullczliion of cerinin weeds, lllld is tho cheapest method of ileslrov- in: them. When it cnn be timid in connection willl sufficient. ])(‘l'lllilll- eni puslure, it is one oi‘ lilo luosl suitable stock rotations. ill llilll lhc returns were: let. ycnr, 360 Bus. 55 lbs potatoes; 2nd yyein", 33 1-3 bus. wheat: 3rd yelll", 2 bus" i083 lbs clovel" hay. ‘

The four year rotation is most popular with those who prefer" lo grow their roughllgeli llnd purch-

> use part of their concentrated food-

stuffs. The rotation conlllionces with hoell crops. which are follow- ed by grain, clover llny and plin- ture. This rotation has ll grout many good points, and can he strongly recommended. The fnrln can be divided lino-ihe ioul" oquiil

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ITiirtv grout artists participated in these tests. 'i‘w0 million people heard the tests, and said “there is no dltterellcc 500 newspapers recorded these stories of the blcav Edlsoifs -triumph.

a The NEW EDISON

“The P|l0]l0g‘l'tl]'|]1 with a SoliPRe-Creates every subtle bezlut v, every rush offeeling, evenyinflection of tone that distin- truish the living artislfs voice. This extraordinary power 1S ivl-ittcll‘ in the public recordslt is proved every day lll- this store. Collie in. Learn fol" yourself that the truth about the New Edison sill-passes even the claims 0f other instruments.

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sot-lions 0i‘ the lflliillilil‘ by lwo fences that crosii in the llliilillc o." the farm.

The five _\'(‘lll‘ rolulilln: rrlwlill. lined ci-npsa. "grain. lii!\' null pnslure. ' ll‘ ill‘ - suited lo - ill ll ill supply zlilzllwl l\'~'ll'~‘ lhi- ilillillltlj." lli cullcellllulles per _\'~lll" llilll. could be secured from the four your rolli- lion; thus saving lllruc bills PXPIQIISlYE mill icods. llllol" Hflil be S(‘(‘lll'(l clover. xi lLOOll cill u.‘ (‘l-)\‘l'l' llnylill-

licllily aisliurvll. 'i‘ll willl corn. roots zllld unis, poms rlld vorclles grown frolll the second year ofllle rolnliozl will Hilpply n irlruo quanti- ly of lilo best rnuuimzvs. lol" CilWL-l

Solon Yt-lll" Rililliiun. This rol lion. l‘l"l."i|l".i"ll!l_\ known iih‘ ilil? l‘.l‘.‘. lslillul rulzzl-iml. llus ll fi-u‘ good points; one of lllc bust oi‘ lilcsc be- ing the long inlervlll between heed crops, which is lllc best preventa- tive uizzllnsl such ills-cases itS club mot of iiirllipu and corlzlin poiilln illfifiilbflti. ll "is willl grain. llloll llilell t. PIS. vrllill, llliy, lliiV. [lilhillFU llilll lllltililll‘. 'l'lli~ loul" ymlrs insu-l illzlkos ii \t‘l_\‘ touch fui" imezlkilliz, l.'.l‘(.‘ilil_\‘ reduces llll‘ yirtiporllon (if t'l0\‘('l‘ ill ilii‘ llil)‘ i-riip. llilll fro- qucllll) lllirlws llle liillil l0 he over» ‘run willl lluxinut: \\(‘l‘ll.‘1 tlnil nlilss. i s<::ll"i:0l_\" lllillk llliil llilll slloultlbi- culled ll s:lli~"lciiil"y" l-ulzltion, bill nlzlny ol‘ our formers lire still fol- lowing: ll, or n relight lllollifiilallon 0f lllis rtlizllion.

Cultural Experiments.

Previous lo slnrlini: our soil elli- lilrnl cxpcriulellls, we slzlkorl oiT lllC field and recorded the yield of oulriltlolll llll ol‘ lilo plots one _vcni", nnil llli‘ jrlolri m‘ barley lilo lillloyvlrl): ytwiz". 'l hose crops were grown without lllc use of manure oi" fertilizer. A fllil-ly accurate re- cord of lilo nluilro of the crops nrovvn for the previous l3 years was also SI'i‘ill‘l‘ll us zl working bn- . s. Thi- land, which is it saintly lorull, ulldcrlaili by u gravel brisk- cliry hllrii pun, hurl lo bo tile drain- ed. ’l‘.‘".is was done as ilnliornlly as possible. excl-pr in lilo area dovolcil lo lilo llflllllflile experi- lllcnli-i. where we lllid the tile iii ilepiils vnljvlnl: ll inches ironl n depth oi‘ 2i inches lo one of 48 in» chos. So l‘ili", ihe drained plots lulve izlven [Zi‘(‘llll_\' incrcllseil yields ovci- lilo illlill"llillo<l ones, IIVGNILZ- inn 2i bushels llnii 30 pnuilllfi W!" acre over liil.‘ centre i‘lli'i"li plots in between. We find very lillle diffcrence, however, hEIVW-‘Pil llie plots lilcii at ililTorcnl lit-pills. in fncl. lilo nnc with lilo 24 inches deep nave o boiler yield llianihoiie til iiil ‘or 36 inches. i expect that this is due lo ihe fncl lllul wellllrl- IlIl inlpervitius-i lllirli pan ill aboill l8 inches below llle silrfncc. and llilll the drllinilne is ovcv llif‘ Sill‘-

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llll-Z autumn and spring ploughing: .-\ululnn Versus Spring Plough- ,ini.z: TllCTP-iifl‘ i llléill)’ ilifferenl Isuile: lo plough, : so nulilykilllis .lli plnuglls lu ‘llml ilil ili-iilliln rule (‘till he llliil ll()\\'li us llle best lil(‘ill0(l fol" llll l soils. I We plough

lo bury vegetation

lorianq ,“_-|nu;~p_ g0 m,“ "my mm- d9." Novelllbel" (n0 other zllllumn wilrll) ll’ ihe .L'l'llill,l":l_v and fvcll ihe fullll"r- plums. \Ve§ ‘l3 bllfillqo 11nd ililwll \\'illll|,]U-|I\_:h H, pnh-el-iw. H“. Hm", m,“ m. plriiluilvil ill spriniz, Zil bushels illltl N0 i\illt‘i‘i lklurill yeul" ill‘ the l'(liti nil is pruc-lj|,n,|,.nmn|_ win (p) s“ "nu-h in "m. "illil ('(llll]lfl|‘i’il with 1\i!_

ill ln n-l-i-ivv. llll‘ sin-ii.

‘ilpv-rulioll. lowllrii ihe llliiliilll-‘I llfzln jidcal stictl ‘bed, us ti good plnuizll ‘in skilled hands. 1V0 plough loin- crease lilo wait-l" lloliling el-lpllclty"

"2 Millions " Hear Edisods Proof

The truth about the New Edison sounds stranger that fic- Lion. People "(llilll H"! believe that the sort of the living and its Re-Creatioil by the New EdlSi-lll could not be told apart. Solidisoll(lnitcilaggtliil. Ho gslvc them proof. , _ In public yielflirlllzlllces all ovci" the Unit/xi Sta-lites". he illlltcll- qtill the voice of the living zlrtist tlgiilllSt the New Edison's Re- Creatitill of that voice and ch

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