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_ SOME COOKING HINTS.
’l`l) MAKE GRAHAM i.‘l{At'l(lslRl_\‘ Two cups granulated silglir. t cup
sllol-tcnlng, grated nutmeg to taste, nlix well. Then add li-4 teaspooil of soda tlisilolvcd in 1-2 cup of sont- milk Stir in half graham and halt' wheat flour until stiff enough to handle. us- ing wheat flour oil the kneading board. Mold soft., bake in quick oven.
Another Rule: 1 3-4 cup ot' sugar, 1
clip shortening, i cup sweet lniik, t teaspoon salt, 1--2 teaspoon baking powder. graham flour to make stiff dough. Roll very thin and bake quick- ly. -
White Cake
[se one cup sugar and oneiiilii' cup sliolicllillg' creamed, add one cup sweet milk. :l pinch of salllt and fizlv- tlring. tiilti two cups oi' i`loiil' witii two icasptlolls batting powder, then add thi- lvellbcatclt wllitcs ot' the tolli eggs rind beat wcll. a try cake, as it lllay nceti nlorc tlloilr. This lllakcet :l iliii- ciikc-_ but ilu sure to crculll ll wcil tiilil twill well tiftel' the be-ulcii whites are uildcd. -
When making boiled frosting. add li
pinch ot` creain of tartar to the beaten white ot' egg, and let sugar boil until it lliretltls and lllukcs soft bali when iilnppcd ill cold writer. For zl flidgc trostltlg use- one cup sugar tilsing, unc- lialf blip brown is better), two table
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.~poollscol'oa .intl tlvl- tublcspoolis
lililk or crcalll, boil three iiliililtes. lill- til it makes li vcry soft bilil ill cold wliicr. and bent. hilt be sure to lilrli on cake before it. starts' to set. For the orange sponge cake use the white ot' tlllc l-gg well bt-_-utell, the juice' ot’ olic orllnge and thicken wltli pilivrr- lzcti silgar.
HOT WEATHER ME/ii_s.
Iiliicll of the tilllitly llcliltii and coin
tort tllcsc sultry. ivork-illlcd du_\'.~l iii' pl-ntl on the women of the lioil.~t-iloltl. i"ood.~l flint give clicrgy and s;ltl.si`_\' appetite with the icilst produclloll ill’ l_lcat. slioii-lil rule all iiie-lll.~:. 'i‘llei't- fflloiiid bo less nleut. liglltcl sliiict.-s, and more vegetables, trilils and :lt-ids than in the liearzi-r-o went.l\e‘|'.
l'lvcr_v year tlioiisalids oi' people till'
tliiriilg the hot nloiltlis. rlloi-it of wlloill l-ltulti have escaped dclitll and Dl'0l>' ably ovoldcd illness ilud they cliten pl-ppm- food in proper ulnoulits.
People genel'iilly cat too iilllcil meat
at' all times, and ill siinitlicl- this error' is at-ccntuiiteti. illfcuiisie lit that time lliost people would be vuslll' l>f’l"`l` oil' with almost no nlcni in thc tilt-=t_ lil mills iulllilies pi-ople‘ llllvi- long |"**‘" liccllsttlllleti to ut lciist tlirl-il llicallrrin ltilys clit-ll wcck diirlng the silllllilcl' lilonthil, and often tlloro llluil llllll- HU' ill the illterest ot' t-tltlselvlilltlll Of
ipod, but i'oi' tilt ctlll.~'-i=l‘viltioll of licaltll. '|`llc't'c is un old and lll-e|l-;seut- Pri idea that meat is very "-‘l""“`“5'h'3"` ing," but actual tcsts have l.\l'UVed just the contary to be trite. Tho' main iielre of most people ill ilot weather ig to “keep cool." and tllli' P-lil “lid drink. particillarly drink, to thils end. Meat defeats this at thc start, for it is a great heat proiiuccr, Neatllcl' should il steady fisli dict be adopted. for fish ill excess produces loo ntlicll aviti. and its tligcstion tclldtt to i'ol'in lirlc acid, Niitilrc glvti.~= vcI.V Dllll" hints as to thc hillk of li iJl'0tl"‘l' ’*"'"' llicr dict, addillg to it sufflciclnt l'|Sl1 and nicat to sive variety und nl/"ld il tooling of deprivtioil. Fruit and vegrl stables, eggs and nliilk. are the luailr stay oi' propel' surllnler futili-
COOL DRINKS FOR HOT DAYS-
There is nothing that will but WW
lite into a person otl a hot or sultry uay as quickly as something t'00l *ull rt~t't~cslllllg to drink. Many "°"l- re trashing beverages can be made N0!" fruit juices. These can be safely 8"' toyed on the hottest of days by those who work in the heat or who are ver! warm and there will not be U19 ’1'*’““’ danger as when partaking 0|' |00 water. '|‘lley also have medicinal ilropelties which lrlake them benefic- lal frolll tile health statldlwltll-
Besides these there are several of
thc old standbys, which are not harm- ful. These are lemonade. oratlgeade iced' tea and coffee, and the old-fash- ioned harvest. drinks auch all"oatme\\l water." y when mul tnltl Juices fm" “‘°
9lé?k5ié9k
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.nts lions
bring to a boil.
ill kcttlcs iilld boil ti
tl’ P'°“`il\° Juice from the ripe fruit Tm” 0°" lie dime quickly it the fruit has stood for two or three hours with -Wear slirlnkled over lt. Mash gently H0 the Juices will flow easily. Often
some clrus-hed. frult.withithe jnicedg added to the chilled water until ,lt is pleasant to taste. It may be neges. sary to add more sugar.
'N10 Juices from canned. fruits and
Jellies .van also be used. 'rhis is done hy adding enough of the fruit juice Ol' JBIIY to chilled water ulltil the flavor is strong enough. Sugar, lemon 0|' Orange Juice can oftell be added to advantage. This is an ideal way of using ltt't.»ovci' Jellies. ,
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AN lCELESS REFRIGERATOR
The question of taking ice has bc-
colnc ti leai problem with lllore than one 'l`ol'olito housewife. Some have attempted ii solution by not tilking ice at all this sullllnel' but this has not solved the problclll of rancid biittcr antl spoiled lllcuirt. But the kitclicil iiecd riot luck ii cooler' just llc-cause ice is high. A device, commonly cal- lcti an "ici-less l'ci`l'lgcl'atol’," is based on lille' prlllciplo ot’ cvapoi'iitioll_ A traliic holding shelves for food is en- tirl-ly ctl\'t=l'eil with cotton or duck. The uppcl' piiri of this ciotli ioliclii-f; the ivstci' ill rl pail, and the water
plead., it evipolatcs oi is take-ll up by the air. t.‘oli_.tant evaporation lou ers the ternperatllrc withlll the refri gelator ten or fifteen degrees below that ot thc surrounding atmosphere
bcpalate dishes ot' food can he cool
ed in the same way. For instance, bllt tel' can be kept hard in hot weather without ice by getting the dish under a cloth, this ends of wllich are placed ill ii pall of water. ln thc same way. evaporation \vlil lower the tt'-lllpel‘at ure enough to keep lllilk sweet oil tl int ilav ‘some housewives simply wcl
e i in \vi cl w cle it arts
iicilv like a wick
CAN YOUR HENS
FOR WINTER USE
_ "Canned cilic.keli" may be made at home ill your own kitchen out of thc old bells that ought to be killed any
way.
The lllctlioti of operation for what
is known as “straight pack" by ‘thc trade is vcry simple and is given iii detail its follows by llr. Robt_ Barnes; chief of the' me-nt and canned food division, llcaith of animals branch.
dcpal'inlcllt oi' agricultulc_ Ottawa. t‘lcali and cnt up tho chlckctl.
Sort out the fleshy portions, such
as the legs .thighs and breast..
Break olt' the proiriitiiiig portions
of the lloncs ill cucii piece.
Puck these fleshy portions ill il gem jill' ol' other colitaillcr, us closely us possible-_ l Add salt and pepper' (About a ica-
of pepper.) l l<‘lll to witlllil W4 llicil oi' overflow
the balance' of the chicken. Dl'0<`fҤ5 n for preparilig which is given below. I Place in boiler ol' other vessel con-
For pillt jars- boil 2% hours.
For qilart jars boil lil/_, hours. y l~`ol' thc balance of the cllicken place
ll the meat will P
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ill cloti ' it - il ' ' -_ rx
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spounful ot’ salt and 1-S tcilspoontill g
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ing out niany detract from the ap- will make the SBK fllilte unfit for hu- YOURS chicks. D0n't even he too ;|g;|;;|;;|g;|q;|g;§;|;;lg;@|g;|0|5.)|(,*', 1 ` ' ‘
pearance and effect the sale to an in- man food, - tnusting with the family cat. “Scare
-s itll ~ft.tt
exlierienced -buyer. namely. that all Eggs gathered from flocks where crows" are useful and may 'be made :ef , , TURF ` :E » 'Q -. _ _. ..
poultry' intended for food, canned' or the masters are permitted to run alt- of cloth streamers or bits of tin or *********5K¥*******;K otherwise, after being properly starv- er the hatching season is over. aremotyglass dangling from poles or strings
ed. bled Bild Dluckedfihould be left desirable for storage. They are not” stretched across. the poultry yards
peraturs for a day' or two in order _ _
low t e killin ofthe bird ma have l ` "
knock them on the head or shoot
that the chemical changes which fol- of wal-in weather as hltih toll»P6l‘Bl\\l" N191"
“WWW” “Hd Kelli ill. il- 9U|ll1b1° Will- desirable in the pantry during peri0ds|Traps all four footed maraudera and ' '
ti it y as will stan incubation. eggs in the _
all 0l>l10i'lUl\liY to take DlsC9.~ ‘first stage of' decay are not desirable Get rid of all your surplus Leghorn
Will! -milk Wélglled GVGFY \8Illl\ dliyl it is an easy matter' to prevent the broiler age-- about a pound and a FREE FOR ALL TROT AND PACE
‘intl li 0001908198 Slllllillle lelllel 0009' fertilization of eggs. tif the anaie bird quarter to a pound and a half makes it mciilh. the actual yield of each cow' is just an ordinary one an us and, a good mailers. Orwell Bene, Ellis Pharmacy, iuon~
ifor human food. cockerels as soon as they 'reach - `
t'or her full period ot' lactation can<b| k f 0 d ill - f h
oc o w 0 w prevent nrt er _
be f0\1l1d Wllll lllll--little ll`0Ul>l@- Inlischlef. if the male bird is possess- Dulbolme, hlammond Kelly. South-
. . RT/ould warrant his 3; Dori.
Because of the shortage of sugar being boarded for a year to be used si; SHEEP Devlllsh Dorothy. Dr. .l_'i‘,Jenkins.
anti the iillcerttlili length of_tlle war. ill _the nefxt Seasons 9% `
increased honey production has bee-n-tignghtiton givn him
Sllggelited ily the Ulll0 EXl1€l`l'l11eilUil his own and see that he stays in lt.
Station as all emergency measure.
The food materials ill legulne vcge-i-an ordinary rooster is
taibles, peas, beans. alld lentils, makes gems per month, can tileill, ut present prices. cheap sub-'lf you kggp poultry W
s-tituics for both meat and p0tutol=s.!yoil|~ object, can you a Study a variety of dishes to be madc|§tm~ boa,-der for nine U
from dried peas and beans.
'l"U‘l°'\"l'|'+'l'+°l"|‘+'|°'|'#'||+'l'
WEED OUT THE MALE BIRDS.
(Experimental Farms 4 Note.)
The cost of the feed
about twent you 'afford it
i‘l'ol'tl to keep
ilaps have him doing mischief a
titty thousand odd. unllecessary mai tho ti-me?
\|l|b¢|»t|»-|»-|..|» *.9 .|..|..|..|.-|.-|»-|»-|-+4- 'i‘he two million, three hundred all
tlfty birds tire costing til
.|. » O . . .
E ' POULTRY gl country about three and
i
lalf miilioll dollars pe
necessary birds are at the same tim
age to the egg-producing business. 1
The worker bees put their house in manage him as a male bird should h
V _ e
order by killing off all the male bees:man3gsd, the poultry lndustry would
as soon as their services are no long-‘ be benefitted by additional 9|-Um
er required. What a great benefit it
would be to the poultry producer and the poultry product consumer if the liens ot' the flock would likewise dis-l PRESERVE EGGS NQW- pofte of the lllals .birds in those fiocksl
‘ , (Experimental Farm: Note.)
i ‘ I '_ i ' » _ 'll tlllt are lltilffolenty managul ic The Indications are that eggs Wm
w loaf m_'mm.d und mn_m_n9 nw mp. be dear next winter, denrel' than they
worker' hoc pcrlnlts no stat' boardcl'
.
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duct ot hcl' lzlbour. The liens is not
_ _ eggs had better put, sotlle down while
like the bee lil asisertln hcr l‘i ht.
tl ' '. ' ~' i l ' _
if she wi-re, thcii hcl' verdict would my dw (ompahn Vey dleap DD
not s t b it cl I--
ll. t 03 H, l‘.3ll. SH . Ol' Sli ,l |119(
be. "Rooster you lnust tile." i.
E' 8 9.
Tliel' ' ' ' t 'lilo
e .llc ovcl wo tnli ll five _ _
_ lives usually advertised as being so
liundretl tlloilstilltl roostcrs oi the var- , . i lu d , hi k _ simple anti effective had better be
,. C I _
Ou’ vp S 0' 0 'ms kep' mr ‘MPM 'ltloptcd with caution Better use hm pulpoqm by 'fe people M 0"' something that has lbeeil tried ant c lltr _ Ut’ tlli . .rl i _
oil .V s vast army pc lap:
one llilndred clloiigii as indlvldullls ,Acmrding to Dr Prank T Shun and it ht- -.tn - lrn l . l ' ' '
' ee ng “m I y Imuwm Doillinion Chemist, lime water ie one
iave il right to live for another veal'
L E l\lIlll(‘( BTI( _V
ot’ tliil two nlilllon three iluntlreti and
ittc-il to live, birds that consutme
ng a short pol'loii of three months,
ci'-nl cells slloilltl be tlistribilted only
many million of dollars. _
were last winter so those wllo wall
lillrls; tlnorcover. the patent preserve
toilnd satisfactory.
of Nlwic I one \ ‘_A 1 'nn 'of the beat preservatives and we
rqiloto the following from his Exilihl
tlioustirld nltly be good enough as in-, mm (,m_u|m_ NE' 42 dividuals rind in breeding to be used ' '
in the increase of their kind. What ply ID Blake one pound good ,wick
_limo with n sniali quantity of water
fifty thousand that are ilsiially per- and men qm, the milk or "me so
| The method of preparation is sim
l 1 - ionmcd into five gallons of water.After
em' wmr-V uw hens "nl mance me the inixture hat-i been kept well stir- quum-V or market eggs? lretl for tl few hours it in allowed to
Ti f . t - ~
N' """'|"" “f mp '°°"`te' I” m settle. The supcrliatullt, liquid, which
lcvclop lliltl distribute germ coils, dui'-` is "UW ..=m‘m_m(_,d,, mnewumn V is
["ebr"m_v March and April Thewltiiulivri oil’ and poilrcd over the eggs.
' ' ' ' previously placed in a crock or walter
to siicil egg-laying individuals as ul'c'.Hgh. baw€|` lcslretl to pclpctilate tho breed. 'File' AS exposure 10 me ah- lends to we
cipitaic ills lime (as carbonate) and
_ germ coll is il living organism cap-' , , J ' _
ing with the -liquid that comes fiolll able M, Starting H "ham or develop) thus to wctlkcli the solution, the vis
lent tllld here is wilere the nllschicfic0vel_ed_ The uh, may he excluded ics if they ure distributed where they
sei conainlllg the eggs should be kept
by a covering of sweet oil. or by sack-
tuining warm water' and gluduiiliv do H0' receive their propel' rumuu" ing upon which n paste of lime is
` lil ruco perpctuiliion. |
spread. lf. uf-tel' a time tllcre is only
’l‘ilc tunctioll of the ttnodern hen is nouceabh., pl,ec1pnau0n of me
reuse of the brecti and the remaining incty pei' cont for liiinlun food. Nino
tl
stlip t'l't-c front thc bones.
i
Strip oil' ull lllciit iiliil puck ill jar.
l'oiil~ tllercori the balillice ot' ttlic I
lqiiitl ill the kettle tllut has not been '_
used ill tho iirst jar. if tllcre is i\0l clloilgll ‘liquid to till the .second jar. eiiid iviltcr. Place ill boiler as above and hon as tclloivw-
l-'or pint jars 1% l\<1\il'S-
For qual't.~l :ll/3 hours.
may be prepared the same as the last
the gcni jars to a sudden change ot
tenlperilture.
Also. snot- the Jars have wvlfti Off-
exalllttlle the |005 ll’ ‘lee mm me cove|'s ilro ilirllglil- fl
During the cooklllif Of ill” l"`““""' "
pings the glass top oil thc seniors, but ll do not install them. Any steam or E gas which may he ilHl\*i‘-l`a““l Wm p
cess it-l finished, fasten thc tolli! *‘*"', *‘
urcly. wllllti til-st-t-lititlg ills meihml "f "*‘“‘
Wlilit iii ilr_c'l'crl'cd ure glltlll- lllllfllll I
f0w|,i__ with it fait' ploporiioll of chick- ens. the bones of the lattci' Sll/ml? “ t
)
ut a scum/ °" “'"“hy produulldhlotl lc Drecautlon EEUU!" 'ms “Ml I _ where the pack is straight ow. Kell g tine nlay bo, and ofteli yis. 08811- 5
So'nluch has been said and written D
about me proper methods of starviinif.
bleeding and plucltinl! lN:\llll'Y 052: H market that it lit iisclet-is 0 S0
the necel'»$itv of exactnfss ln clirrylnl ll
mn the nc,,¢.p|(.q pldilcipli-s hillihpgyrel n nccilnn with thrill# l’°|'"*"- W -C
just as api) 9 ' canned M they “ra t° those imende( t for the market.
basis of the drink. it is onlY °°°°""Y|
if desired, the whole of the chicken 3
part. ~
in all cases take care not- to expose T
eggs ill-is ilscd't`ol' llutllaii food where
bill otlc is used ful' ilatcllitlg. Only' nie-tlntii ot' thc eggs that 11 hen lays
euiliru t'ortillutioll. Wily fertilize the
llillc~tl~ntlis ot` till-_ protlllct tllui. is used' t'ol' lliilllun fooil? Tile tliltiitloil ot’ al it is esseilltitll that attention be iivlny, get-lil ccli to till ogg that is pro- pzliti ,to the following points:-- diiclfil for human food does not uiliil I. 'l‘llat perfectly fresh eggs only ilnytlliilg to its value and may set up' be used.
chain otelnbryo development thatl 2 That the' eggs should through
oi Defense'
l'ure blood' is tho iil)t|_\".~\ lst llllt- ticfctlsc against dis- asc. Strotig, iierlitlly blood clitl'alizt--it tile- poisons of invading’ erirls, or dcstroy the gcrllis them- elvcs. That is why lllally people cx-' osed to tile'-also do not contract i-1.'
escape. As soon. however. as lllf’ lJ"0 Those whose blood is weak and wat-
t‘_\' um] tlic.i'ot`oi'e lacking in defens-
ive power are most liable to ini`~>ctlon.' Every hotly lnny observe that healthy red bloodctl people are less liable to
ning, sonlel.binB ‘mould be Sam “bum colds und the grippe, than pale, blood-
I | .ann,.||, , legs pcopl»~._ lt it-~ thc bloodlms people
me poumy U jc ‘ who tlrc cmilly. who 'are' short of
D00
realli nt slight exertion, who have
r appetites, and who wake up ith'
hs lllol-ning as tired as when they:
mmm. jp||y and lcsseiiing the datizefywellt to bod. Wliliewoillcn and girlai
he-lily stiffer from blondiessness thei
trouble also t-ifccts boys and men. it simply affects girls and women to a
renter extent because there -is a
rental' demand upon their iliood sup-| l.v _ To rcncw llnd build up the ‘blood
urns' Pink Pitlis They tons up the tiio -ivstcnl nlaki- the blood ricll
thcrc is no rc-nic-tly can equal Dr. Wil-l
en : ._ . I .
mem “sum one can nllly emphasize ,mit roll, filed aint strengthen starving
srvcs, increase the appetite. put color,
ntl tlrlvc awav lilo unnatural tired
You can get ill Williisms’ Pink Pills
all at 50 cents a box or six boxes for
to ,prodiico eggs. ten per cent.. oi’ "ma the "me_walBr should which muy he itesil'cd_ t'ot' the iii-
be drawn -or slpliolled off and replaced with ti further' quantity new# ly prepared.
GENERAL PRECAUTIONS NECES-
SARY T0.TAKE.
out the whole period of preservation be collipletely immersed.
" , Altlfugh not necessary to the pre-
he 1 ;serviit\lon of thcxeggs in a sound coil
dition 3 toiliperature of 401°. to 451°. will no tioutbt materially assist to words rctaiiiing good flavour or rath cr lil :ll'rer.tlug that “stale” tiavonr so often l~litll'ut-tcristic of packed @588-
l`ics|»cct|ng the addition of salt, it
nlunt be statcti that our experiments ~~»cundilcted now throughout fifteen seasons--do not show any .henetlt to be derived therefrom; indeed. unit l‘l-l,-quently tnlparls il ii-mey flavour to the ogg, probably by inducing all interchange of thc fluids witllin and without the egg. Our advice ls, do not arid pany salt to tile time-water.
SEASONAILE HINTS.
Because you have your “stock”
chickens all hatched that does not mean that you should stop. Remem- ber the shortage of meat and Hatch! hatch! hatch!
llucks make rapid growth and the
late hatched onus do well provided they are given plenty of shade.
in the cheeks. give refreshing sleep Geese “|50 grow |.w|d|y and they
lic ble to poultrv to be genie food will do the rest f0Wl
feeling. Plenty of sunlight and whole-lm” the °h°°p°'" "'“°d °‘ “H um"
nhrough any dealer in medicine, or byl Ksep 8 sharp |o0k°m for ‘Mem
. , h
There is another point Which i’ lm $2.5u from The Dr. Williams Medicine °k““k“' h“wk" crm" md ‘H °t er
0 um .igpongh possibly its carry- Ce Brockville, Om. |furred or feathered enemies of the p r - . " ' t
breeding opera- all enclosure of
itll profit as
ionths and per-
year wliiie enjoying life. These un-
9
doing about ten million dollars dam-
every person owning a rooster would
Y -bl- T' An act was passed at the last ses
sion of the Manitoba legislative de-
9 signed to protect sheep from the rav-
uge of dogs. it provides that.-any per-
ll son may kill any dog which he sees if pursuing or wounding any sheep. The
owner or occupant of tt farm, or his
d _ _ ,
a
lseivant, or any member of his fatm elily, may kill ally dog, tound witiloiit ' lawful permission giving tongue and
l"tel'rii`ying the sheep in any way. it
will also be lawful to kill any dog
- which may be found straying between
sunset and sunrise on any farm on which sheep ai‘e kept.
The new law also provides that any
person who is the owner of a dog lwhicll has within six months previous S worried or injured or destroyed any lsheep. may be brought before a police magistrate on a complaint made in wrltilig, and, lil case of conviction, the police magistrate may make all order for the killing of the dog by the owner. in the event of such an order ot' the dog by a constable of any other'
I days, and, ill default the magistrate
may impose ll penalty upon the own el' not exceeding $20 and costs, and make a tilrtllcl' order for the killing oi' the dog by il constable or any othed peace officer. Such conviction will not act as a bar to ally action by the 'owner or possessol' of any sheep for
I the recovery, of datmages for injury
done to the sheep. _
Tile owner of sheep killed or injur
ed by dogs shall be elltitied to recov- cr damages not exceeding $50 fronl the owner of the dog by an action for damages .before a 'police magistrate. The procedure in cases ot' this kind will 'be as nearly as possible in the -manner provided by " The Small Debts Recovery Act." All the provis ions of the latter act. will be made applicable to proceedings under this act for the recovery of damages. _ The act further provides that wllerc the owner of sheep killed or injured is unable. after securing conviction be- fors the police magistrate, to collect -or realize the atmount ordered to be paid, the council oi’ the municipality ill which the offender resided at .thc- time ot' the injury must pay to the owner of the shi-lop two-thirds of -the amount ordered to be paid -by thc police magistrate.
The council of every rural munici-
pality, town or village, may at the tlrst-tmeeting in each year appoint one or lnore persons to be known as sileep vnlucril, whose duty it will be to lil- spect the injury done to sheep by dogs ill cases where the owller of thc dog or dogs committing the illjury cannot be found. Tile owner of sheep killed or injured by dogs, the owners of which tis kilowll, -may withill three months after the killing or injury ap- ply to the council of the tmuniclpailty for compensation ot' the injury. if the council is satisfied that he has made diligent sc-al-ch and enquiry to ascer- taiu the owner or keeper of the dot; and that he cannot -be found, they shall award to the aggrieved party for compensation a sum, not exceeding two thirds of the amount ot' tlalmage sustained by illnl, according to the report. of the sheep value-r, and the trcusilrer of the municipality shall
pay the atiliount so awarded.
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Appiy| a hw drops than lift corn; or aaliqseo aff with
{ fingers-no pain. "
No humbug! Any corn whether
hard. soft or bztween the toes, will loosen right up and lift out, without a pariical of pain or soreness.
This drug is called freezone and is
ti compound of ether discovered by a Cincinnati mall.
Ask at any drug store for a quarter
ounce of ireezohe, which will cost but a trifle, but is auhlcient to rid oile's feet of every corn ol; callus.
Put a few drops directly upon any
tender, aching corn or cailus. 'inst- antly the soreness disappears and shortly the corn or callua will loosen and can be lifted off with the fingers.
This drug freezone doesn’t eat out
-the corns or caiiuses but shrlveie them without even irritating the sur~ rounding skin.
Just think! No pain at all; no sore-
ness or smartlng when applying it or afterwards. Try li little and nee for yourself. ,
PROTECTION FOR SHEEP OWN-
collsufmed by ERS,
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Charlottetown. A
L€St8r Pill. H. H. Crockett, Sum
nlerslde.
Rllllfer. River.
British Soldier, W. S. McKie,
Charlottetown. "
Helen R. McKinnon Drug, t‘har
lottetown.
2.25 TROT AND PACE
Queen Cathcrilie. Gavin Harding,
Grahanrs Road.
i’t'lnce==s Etta. E. W. Morrison.
Summerside. Casey Cresceus. Daniel Steele, Sum- merside.
Kellie, John Mt-Phail, Freetown. Diotis Girl, M. E. Henderson, Hall-
fax, N. S.
Brenton H., H. Hooper. Charlotte-
town.
Dusty Miller, George B. Woodside,
Clinton.
2.38 TROT AND PACE
Commodore Grant, George Marlin,
New Perth.
Motll Miller, H. Hooper, Charlotte-
towin. - I _ Shruhb. .ltanlet-r 0‘Brien, Elmsdale.
Myra Wonders, Daniel Steele, Slim
merside, _ Hattie,” Dr. Kier, Albertoll. High Dorn Lady, liarry O'Brien,
Alilerton; _
Poney Boy, B. W. McArthur, Ken-
sillgton.
Admiral. Dr. J. T. Jenkins, ifllar-
iottetowll.
Winnie N. James Arbing, Charlot-
,tetown.
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Cox the great New England
“teamster" almost landed both of the
big stakes at Detroit.
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He won the M. and M. $10,000
purse with Busy's Lassie 2.06’/A and second with The Savoy 2.021/2 in thc B. of C. $5000 purse.
The Board of Commence stake was,
one of the best races seen oil the grand Circuit for years. Adeoo Gily, 2.03% won the ilrst heat in 2.03’/,,
finishing the last quarter in 29% sec-| onds,_but Ben All 2.03% won the sec- ond and ilnal two heats after losing the third and fourth heats tothe Savoy 2.02%. There were twelve starters.
ll.
ls-land horsemen are very much ill-
terested in the welfare of two forlncr
Maritime race horses, now taking' part on the grand circuit. Mayor Todd 2.15% has not to dats met with any such success like that which he was used to around here, he having finished away back in his first two starts., the last time getting the flag in 2.09%. But Todd probably hasn't begun yet and if he has ally of his great speed of the past year, there will be no horse- on the “racing ground" able to beat hiin,`in less than 2.07.
A game of chance 2.05%. is the
other Maritime star. that is making' good, having raced _second in his two starts. The horse papers like his speed and way of going and predict a very low reason. for him before the season close.
Mr. Hugh F. Molrfmli. Kensing-
ton, had the great misfortune of hav ing his fast pscer they Abegweit 2.19% badly kicked recently, which will keep him out of the races for some time. Abbie was training in grand s-hape,and almost close to 2.16 was wat-t predicted for him to fall.
Two trotters, closely related to
some of your island horses, that are racing in top form this year are the big San Francis (fo. 2.07% stallion, Lu Princeton, 2.07%. and Princeton Worthy. 2.14%, both out of Prince ton, 2.19% mares: island owned
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Mitss Alcyone, Wnl. H. Carew.
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1-i-is Law -
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Golden Text;-ll will not forget thy
Word. Ps. 119: 16.
Lesssnw-2 Choa. 34: 14-1_9,,_aaz§.
| Commit v’;31_
Connecting L_i,nk:-Nyhilp,
the Temple time was -tound in tin rubbish an ancient, wil, }~1l|ki‘_1\.Q, lllzh priest at once, recognized, it. ap 'hs BOOK 0! the wiv- timbpllilt sf wal' of the Pentateuch, althpimlg jg. could not have been then ln, f_or,lp_ in .whiich we now have. tt, , -
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CRITICISM AND EXPLANATION.
Vs. 14, 15. They:-~v. 12). Mone!:_.
For repairs. Brought into:-Placed in the Temple irc-as,u_i'y. A bo0k:-~Rath- cl' The Bock,a parchment roll. Moses: The author of the Pentateuch. Scribe: -Private secretary ofthe high priest; il scribe was also teacher of the Law.
Vs. lil, 17. Word:-A report 0( tho
work in hand. Gathered:-Emptying it out of the' chest (See 24: 8-12). De- livered:-To be paid out to the work- men as wages. .
Vs. 18. 19. Told the kitng:-Having
finished his report, he now refers tu the Book which has been found. Read ir:-Carefully, so that Josiah could grasp its full meaning. Heard:--Very attentive and reverent. Rent I-He clothes:- Expression of grief, alarm . and pantience.
In verses 20-28 we' learn that .Iol-
lah traces the troubles of the people to disobedience. Through, some proph- et in-_ finds that judgments ape prom. ised against sill. '
V_s. 29»l3l. 'I‘heri:j-Prompt. achion,
as befitting the casa. Eldprs:-Rep rcsentillg the nation. All the men:- The king heads the solemn procession to the Temple. Read:~Or caused rl, be read. Place:-As king and religio- us leader. Covenant:-including him- self and his people throughelden and priests. To perform:-lt was a move- ment for action anti progress and was carried out with genuine sincerity and
earnestness. '
Vs. 32. 33. Caused:-By command
and by his own. example andfaith. To ,stai1gl:~»Comnilt_tinz than ily nits outward pledge. Did:-The peopll agreed to all the king asked. Took away:-Toile burned (See Deut. 7:5) Abominations:~- Everything connefitf ed with idol worship. Serve:-Both a result. of worship. and a help to better worship. Days:-The abiding influ-
ence ot' a godly mail.
PURPOSE AND POWER OF 00D'l WORD.
ti) Pl-evidential preservation of the
Bible, v. 14.
t2i ilnly and heavenly-character of
the Bible. v. 15.
tilt God's house and home .of tho
Bible, vs.».16, 17.
(4) Power of the Bible on heart and
conscience, 18, 19.
15) The Bibla in a_ message for all the
people, vs. 29,»30.
till Tile Bible is a book to he obeyed
by rulers and leaders, vs. 31, 32.
17| An honored Bible brings purity.
peace and prosperity, v. 38.
PRACTICAL THOUGHTS.
ill Mall may lose the Bible _(a) by
ilcgloct and indifference; thjby doubt- antl unbelief; tc) by whittitngzpro- cess and n so-called "higher criticism" tdiby disobedience; te) by accepting it only as human production; (f) by prejudice, which makes one misinter- pret and nilsapply the truth. (2) Man may find the Bible ts) in theperform- ance of duty; tbl by reverent and eat-'f' nest search; ici by pbBdlBtDi:6_ Bild 8- godly life; td) by favoring. providenc- es ) te) life experiences and trials; til by fellowship and work with t'hristta,.nt\; (ts) by tile teaching and and bower of the Holy Spirit. (3) The illltgilty influence of a single soul com- mitted to tllg right. (4) God‘s Book, uod’s House, God’s Day, God'e People and Godka lioly Spirit are the five great forces for that conquest of the world for Christ.
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Cholera iiiisilium
Cholera lnfantuul is one of the fatol
ailments of childhood. itle l. trouble that comes. on suddenly, especially during the summer months and ul- less prompt action is .taken the ilttio one may s-non be beyond aid. Babi"l Own Tablets are an ideal medicine lin warding on' this trouble. They re¢\jI- ata the 'bowels and if-weeten the swi- nch and thus prevent all the' dreadid
atomagh complaints. concerning them Mrs.` red Rose, South Bay. Ont.. ll : "‘l feel Ba\by's Own Tablets saved me life of our baby when she had circle?)
infantum and l would not ge without them." The,Tabiets are lol by medi-
.Princeton mares, should make good. Brood mares if properly mated. i
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