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guents under the manual training sys~ tcm lu the public schools of Toronto.

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is due is not liven any additional task to perform,as is the rule in other brnnches of the educational system of Toronto. He is simplv do- barred from participation in what

his clus-i isi doing, for ri period of °

time fitting his offence and calculat-

ed to make him see the minor error of his \mvs, for this is zfffanch of T the Toronto Public School system in eg” which the naughty boys have to be tic”

taken away from their work because t

thev always want to get back to it. poc 'l`he popularity of the work is 'a borne out be the feet taut the in- “B structors are constantly receiving re- hm nneste from individuel lads and E' classes for permission to stav in the at class room and continue n task nfter ll" the expiration of the time for the dll regular lesson. Sill

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It seems quite safe to sav that in ol

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has more rapid progress been made

during the last decade than that of we

_ , mnnuul training, In the Toronto ni- u _ - ri ' public schools manual training is tl,

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AN ODE T0 GERMS

ainty s and

robes

5 s song of microbes,

little things.

eyes and horns and tails,

in the carpet,

icrobes in the wall,

in the vestibule,

Microbes in the hall,

Microbes

on my money.

Microbes in my hair,

M icrobcs

on my meat and bread,

Microbes everywhere.

Microbes

in the butter,

Microbes in the cheese,

Microbes

on the knives and forks. _

Microbes in the breeds. .

Microbes

in the kitchen,

robes on the brush anclcomb,

i icrobes in my head,

robes in the faucet. __ v icrobes in the drains,

Microbes in the bed,

‘V

nd then arn all tuation

geny, Ii’ this happens he says!-"Men

_ ,aging mm wlqlone any llwnlu law and entirely forget the rest-_ Letlcapable of consuming large amounts a good producer, before we can be QRIGINAL

l To ‘IEE el "H0 ¢°11l'l11‘€." repllednnnmrnn, ue take an example to make' the of roughsge_ One that is-of good sure- that his stock will be such. _

i-'und yet I bsvo written just what 1 point clear. constitution- and is perhaps another clearly all the breeders of pure./bred ---_

‘¢¢¢¢¢¢{“»4w~¢¢¢ intended to write. I have, however-,‘ These two things bn-ve been proved "Mllkmald 7th." ' ‘i stock are now entering their cows _fnvigni-nting ' ° [left out ell punctuation marks." by scientists: 1. If you cross s rose Now the age at which cbs in the Canadian Recordof Perform- Nnnflghlng

Farmers and others interested are Then she bent down and nuuctuat-_ with a single comb bird all the re- beifer should come, in to ance test, and consequenf_»Il:'they bays Delicious,

invited to contribute to The Far-m,.ed the sentence. It than read: “Theisuitiug progeny will have rose combl- milk is a much debated ques- for sale, bulls, the reror of' whose -n,

'nie Dairy, The Turf, and Good little turkey strutted about the vard 2. If you cross one of these rose tion and one on which many opinions dams can be shown. Whonkhuying a` Roads dcparfmvntl 01 ¢l1° G11“1'dl81\~"'“d “W """“5 ha" °“ l‘°‘“' “mrf his comb birds blwk l'-0 H 9111819 comb are expressed. Speaking for the bull it is of great impoi-_ta'nce__'=t_o re-

hird b0l?h N80 B110 Bllltlv ¢0‘l11b bird! Ayrshire- I think they should not quire these records as-they klasure will appearin the p1’0§011y. The nov; produce a calf before at least 32 or getting a_bull that will get‘produe- |lce, remembering the flfit Dart 0| :4 months. 'In almost every herd you lug stock; nad further it will,encouc- this law and entirely fvrzellillls the can see the evils arising from too age the breeder to improve.the_milk second D811. “UBRH H WNW Wyfm- early breeding and li; should be well producing qualities of hi; herd. Bulls dolifc With 8 White lJ¢€l101‘11-llc may zuarded against, " whose dams have made good

get both rose and single comb pro. REARING_ OF _GALVES ` gecgrds arcdgegrally plricedth rather

ig , beyon e reac of e aver-

delism is all wrong; rose is not en-- A matter of fundamental import- nge dairymnn, however, if he wants tlrely dominant over single." How ance ln calf-_rearing is the untiring to make any improvement in his foolish! Why not say, "This showswsttention that it demands from 'th herd, these are the bulls he must that my White Wyandottcs have sln- ierson to whom' the care of the calv use. Just here lies- an opportunity gle comb blood in their ancestry, .s, is entrusted. Whatever light may for effectual eo-operation amongst otherwise they would not have -is obtained from experiments on th the fnrmers of n district by 0;-gnnlz. thrown any single comb birds wheni relative merits of different method ing and pn;-clinging n lnill nndnp joint crossed with White Leghorns." ‘if feeding. which ever may be the ownership, the very best animal ob. This could be knowledge gnilwd; il ‘lest cream or milk substitute. tl-1° in tainnble can be bought and each

would have been worth the experl- formation will not ensure the best membgr nihthe organization will then ment if only to have learned tllls- l8lv0B bein!! feared “Ulf” it is 11°' lic able tn obtain the services of a And the conclusion would he hoti :omnanied by that watchful eye really high class sire, with an out scientific and justifiable. If you read vhich is absolutely essential in the my well within the i-end, of any thesecond part of the law of dom' attendant. farmer. A difficulty that lies in the inancy, as shown above, you will ser It is often the case that the calv- 'way of this method' is, that each why this latter conclusion is likely, rs DOSSBBBIHZ U19 biit '-'l>l00111.” tlw farmer fancies- one or other of the

to be correct.-N. Y, Sun. *_hrifties_l: costs, and iiiihat exuberan;:c dine;-ent breeds ol dal,-y “elim But

if spiri S 11 at one 1 es to see u the farmers ci u. district enernuy

MANURE FOR MANGELS voung angmalsuiire found _cpm small supply elle game mn;-keg; nnqglf ting

- 'arms \v ere B respousb Y 0 rnnrket be tem-n os n uide in the

Mangels appear to want potash ‘ceding the calves is, fortunately, in selenglon of a l-,reed ltgnngllt to be

I. be more than various other farm crops. "he hands of the wife. The calves mllsgantory to ,,ll_ 'fling in lf the U

igoseénilinighsfgifrsd b°°ts' nnd yet experiment shows a surpris ire regarded almost ns fondly as market requires lnrgc quantities ol ends are little miu_0beS_ img want of uniformity in-the re- _-hildren; no pains _are spared, any n_,llk_ 3 ln~,,en noted for large p|~0,~ln¢_ Enemies are big, Butts obtained 1” a vast 'lumber °i _ailing l“_ appetite 19 05"” f0l` M11' tion of milk should be selected: but e among the microbes ____ experiments. These range from serl nun solicitude. _remedies u-nknownjto lf bllttcr fat or cream is what ls rn.

Nothing ..infm di _,. ous minus quantities up to profltabll -he scicntific.mind ure resorted _to, qnli-ed then n breed producing rich

~ - gains and suggest that the action of md thc reward is the satisfaction

S'-viollgtfft rotesll is -dependent to a consider- nn: un ailing coli aus been brought """"""“""~"""'

` ' 1 t 't th’ ' inch ii » , t ii 1 it 1 t 'nl

lg" °‘" "°“';h”"d "l§°d ‘md "°“‘“'“" ileb Seed! gxiinrftufro; :eil "lisa this ~§:ni?eetoon§v§fo'Hieangler? 0 pow Y Allcnlicn fo Horses' Teeth

ee . ’ ` " _ »

D Us on e mn' in the case, although potash, always -l---l *"°'

--_-- somewhat of an unknown qn,mmy_n STERLIZING MILK There ure many _horses of all ages

,_, .ie

._» .? ex. 3. e,.

.;. O‘9

.call more consistent than phosph. _ BY ELECTRICITY that are not thriving well, although

°‘Z‘°I°°2'°1'~¥°°I"¥°°;"Z'*2°°Z°~I°'2'°Z° in-_esyin its heh.-,vl0,_ with this “On ____ ‘ consuming a reasonable amount of

~'~ food and their ow-ners are at a loss

3. One remarkable point about it is its Di-_ E: W_ I-I0p¢_ med-lr-.nl health of- ' ,t __ ft

Hens :lo not starr. to lay until a

ek or two after the new feathers

we dmnit have to lem," so much ___ snlutely pure, otherwise the resuits_|-st nrgumcnts in favor of winter

ii bout periods and commas and semi~ Wm "°t °°“'°""‘ t° Mend" 9 ‘1l°f-“m- fllllfylllll ll' the P1“0Vldl11Z Of lletlief

_~ colons and such things. I hate them.'~ Mvflflellsm has not a good namemilves and cows. When you get the , Mamma mid down her sewn,-zw,,n,ll?m_<_>ng poultry br__eeders, whllch is a calf you have abundance of skim ' snld: "Why d_ you -but them, r- B0 esp y 0 e regrette . The ,lik f f on lg _ 1 1 t n »» #5 ren?" 0 e B fault does not lie in Me'ndelism,':1y rafsineg caivrls drghiiid ir? EHS

' "Why, it'n so hard to remember which ls purely n mathematical autumn during the months of Octon- _ aber; l;_<_>__ _:IR them. slid, be_:ldcs. l science; it iles in the characters ex-_er nnd November and Decnnniei-_ ' 1.4¢

__°:_t “anwhv e:°s.i;:“_d_¢:_tm\;c_____us:én_ perimented with, which in a great_f_b¢n;.nnrne gnc cn... for B day Ol- ¢_wo_|

_ “nc” 'm_o__t ____tt____! ___ PM U_:_____t__ :lazy mm 1:; l&1;{»_.P\_11‘°_ _f;0 lJ_i$l11,thenhfeed thai( whole n~.1.lk for two

,, - ' ‘ . n aw as een or t ree wee nd fter that tl

°tig:m?i1i°nrl»1niied one the: rm "”"°“ °° ”°‘“°‘“’-"Y °*P°'*° me” rmdnollv I R B ' ms

' ' “¢ dlmcultles have been met with- nev-

structivc work, so planned as to pro- vide treinini: in thought expression ami to :uve onuortunitv for the de- velopment of the judgment and the

executive faculty, f

lu the first, second and third book 0

classes of the Toronto nuiblic schools, ci the nunlls take their lessons in man- in

` el

ual training in their own class rooms

the materinls used being paper, curd- S'

tause all the feed inc hen cc r-sumes is needed to keep no her_lir»ult‘i and vitality and prmluce the ue-J cont

feathers.

ily the this ti ring th dom lu

It follows that practi-

only sour-te of ’i‘cs‘| eggs me is the pull-t intched e preceding spring. Pullets y until fully nurtured or

rooms suitnblv equipped with bench- exercise n widespread influence to re-

fram her chair, she went over to the- i ' - -- --»~ -fe ~» ---- -u aims" .:.'r.::..'~;--:: .rn- a nencl. Then she wrote: "'l1ie little m _ __ y ‘.‘,’° '7 turkey etrutted about the vard and “hm 'i_';‘°"°e`_;'7°°‘*“i‘~l_'°h°' etc ccrtn We nn noni-_ emi- me use “‘ -"*°'f_‘;_‘______ . ."'::__f;:‘*'%

was cu o . ' U”-t ’_l‘°, "5 -_

"Why, mummic, how f\mnyl"__ ex- f°m’°*| m°“‘,f"°¢\‘°° cinhnee win-ren when se unc rece it. the fl¢1'¢~ 'Ph' "Mb 1*# »';Hew could s turkey walk nfoundl f-My filllilvlllf 01l5‘llilY' 0|

R,\lSlN(; THE l)AlRy (;Afl~TI_,E_ Duirying is considered to be_ the

most profitable brunch of farming in

(By T'\1lJ`Der Ferguson; Marshfield) _ ceding of the dairy cow, is then. a

The problem of increased dairy pro- there is plenty of' room for improve-

duction is one that the farmer has .nent is shown by the fact that the

hOm.d_ _,umm vm." Clay Imlsmcine grown, therefore if the majority of_nlmost complete control over to a average yearly production, per cow, then w.,,,.l_ ,md ,,¢`l,er s,§l¢_,,l,|e ,md pullets in a community ure hatched Certain degree, at least. A grent in this Province is about 3000 lbs-

,,unilnnl(_, l.,,,1;¢.rialB_ late or for anyt rezfon have not l»een'1112;f13_I fltahifyi farmcri~;_sa_y they can- of 3.41 per c¢;nt_. milk. I5 iS rflullis in tn., fnnrgll 1-,ook classes the grown and ma ure proper y a scar- no ur er ncrense ieir ier s c- ossibc by in e igence an cu e 1 l,m,f, 5,-nm the v,n~l(,,,s schools E0 to city of fresh eggs in bnnnn to |-egnlt_.cuuse their land will not support :reading and lzcding to make the snecial classes of instruction in When climatic or other conditions more Cattle and they have not the n,vnrnge~ yearly production per COW

necessary help to handle fi more 6,000 lbs. of milk and at the some

cs and tools, whore thev are tauzlit turd the development of pullets ovcr_extensive herd. time increase the _per cent. fat to elemeutarv mechanical drawing and a considerable urea this shortage of While that is true in a great many some extent. We would then be bench work, Toronto has twelve of eggs will be noticed over a wide ex-_cnaes, yet tbcre is another avenue by doubling the production of dairy these m-'muul traini.mz centres and tent of territory. The only hope ohwhivh we 1111 may add greatly to the products in this Province, without _n_;m1ls from _ill tlie_ nrlilic schc;ols are increasing the fresh egg supply in the tvflul output of the Province, and at feeding one more cow than we are B "mmf 1" "’E"` H‘ V0" “Eel 11 ORCH [nil lies in the proper handling of the same time increase our incomes now feeding. of these twelve schoolsihere is A pnllets, at hens cannot be expectcdfwithoul; any increase to the number This is not an impossible achieve-

.~ I 5 Shop' Each sho? is "1 “h‘"ze_ °f_ to lny at this season. To secure,0f our herds, nnrl with no material ment, a 6,000 pound cow, is by no UH' *lv Emi efprerlegzed te1_‘_‘ch‘f1',_'_ 5_:’e°'”H_V pullets that will lay in the full the,‘-‘11C1‘0l\9e Of 11111011 W0 C811 P11150 U16 means a very heavy producer, and is il _ _- __§_‘1__';_‘j_;_____(:_"_£c€;__;'°r,I,i___ 0__‘;.c:__";__1_’__; American breeds should be hatched standard of production of our herds well within the reach of any farmcrll

~ _'; _lm not _,___]v'f0 give t__________Z ___ `_____ nbout March, and the Leghorn and by increasing th_c_ standard produc- who will give a little attention to

_ ‘ _ ' ', other Mediterranlan breeds some- £1011 Of 611011 111d1v1d11111 COW- This can breeding and feeding of his cows.

_ of

_ . and __ _,_ bu becnus th hn',, ' Leguorn pullets begin to lny sooner by keeping better cows, Better cows,

' Vital gonneciion with eeaclfvhov-ge inf after hatching than the Americanlcan be had in two ways. One by-

t_.,.£.Bt,,_ ` breeds. lbuying, the other by raising bctten

The question of feeding then comeslcalvrs. At the present USU fJ1`l_¢<=s

SUNDAY IN CHINA in. Proper feeding will cause, the_:\ud active demand for high class

_ , ___ pnuetu to lny during the run nnd cattle. it is a costly undertaking to f' "' (Portland (Me.) “Expr@5g,") winter, but too heavy feeding or im-llllly. B0 11105* Of 11! Bi BUY l‘11lf°»1l1-“9l-

Under C-liina's new educational sys p1‘0D¢1‘ feeding will force the growth llfvefl °“lV¢9~ with fb" Side I Pm"

' tem the government schools give a of the pullets to such an extent that'--D088 150 deal- -Psflllllll U19 5"* BWP

holiday on Sunday. This makes il. they will beg-in laying lu August and'f11_¢l1'Bt dll`°°l1l°D» l' W ”°°“"° 93° possible for thousands of children to September, then pass through the1S91'Vx= ¢;f 8 eP“¥_° __l:_l'°i_ b“l1__;’zledk1_;°X_“

nttend Sunda Schools something rnoultin eriod in the fall the same-11101' 0 011 0 '0 B005 H

lrnpossible urlrder the _old regime. as hmmgaxgd _cease _gym _mul warmibreads. Every farmer must choose Freedom of thousht and action. weather. This is u aimi%it`y unit tnelfwd Blend by the breed he 1011°1°=- A faintly understood by the masses., is skilful noun-,rymnn inner, avoid, 1; desirable bu.1l being secured cure

_ __ generally becominz a l>1'i11¢l»Dle of the wpmpei- mgthode in the growing of must be then taken to mate him with '_`, new republic. It is taking hold ofthe pull!" were employed much larger cows of producing ability, and they

_ '_-F y0\1ng and the old. As a result n\811y qnantlgles ol fresh egg, could be pl-0. must be fed well before portuition who would not dare to enter a sutu- duced durlnz the lan and wlntel-_ anditakes place. Here is where a great "5.”‘-fri day schoul now cg,'n°g§:dg' Ln I this would assist materially in keep- mflny Of 119 fBil~ We ‘l0“'l1 T051"

","_-'§,-,‘ n;;°vte:,n.°°‘r°m`;hem:1lf;:,':,; ing the price of fresh eggs within that a cow about to produce n calf _

hte aqua p°m_m,u_;n_ and the mB_im._ reasonable limits. The lack of 3 suf-|iS__\`*_:01l1$11§ f;l1;1_0__Bt a_s liardu as i_n 'going to make any improvement in `~“"3'Ii*":.`-; itv have been unable to read. Much “°i°11t surely of fresh eggs durms fell '"1 1°" "_’t° _“_ ° ee ‘ie °“°“§_ §».¢5.~ig=;iy has been dom in -the past to ,Img ‘und winter forces the public to de-|59 °l`¢ Da ll l» 0" tllkell P 11¢°~ T 6

wel*-,- *_

_ tb, needs of this class, first, by oral P01111 011 eggs stored during the In-¢._cow should be fat. Some offer the

f;-'.‘-‘.€-‘_~1r`1`;,:°_' teaching, ana, second. by teaching ceding spring. and storage eggs nu-|¢X°@S= Of d'1112°f 01 milk fever. but __i~-'JW-A them to reno the eouoquiei Bible vnnce greatly in price because of the .thc M1111 1° “'°ffl1 the “Bk- i`.-l‘§l‘§ iii, hvmn book or some sim/ole catech- scarcity Of f1‘08l1 CBE S11l1plies. The 0l>l0°l¢ Of f°°¢ll“8 H10 011111 Well __'Ti,lfff' ism. This kind of work will be need- 1 ' is to secure n good, strong calf, and §‘,{,;§'f~=f_', ed for s long time to come. you will find it makes a vast differ- ,»?l= s* ~ MAKING MENDELIAN CROSS ence in the development of the future

. .

-. pg NC r _ cow to have s well fed and fat dam.

" THDS Ph T_Lfir‘0N MARKS When making a Mendelian cross it_with proper care and intelligent

Oh damp, sighed warrem as he is absolutely essential that the char-_hnndllng tn; danger of milk level: l

i~.=l,' came in from school one day: "I wish “etc” °f both parents “h°“ld b” “H” ver? Fmllll i"d°fd~ 0"” Ol l-lm 9¢"°“Z‘

skim milk Ae soon od on skim milk I

cake meal

this Province. The breeding and

-matter of great importance, That

Any one who has handled stock

will know that there ls always more

or less variation in type and nudi- ity in stock from' the same ma lug, that is, with the same sire and dam. This variation exists even in pure - bred stock but to a much larger ex- tent iugrode or scrub stock. It is the purpose of the breeder of pure stock to eliminate this variation by continuous- live breeders, thereby producing animals that have the power or prcpotency to reproduce in this onsprlng their own character- istics of quality and type and by constant selection, ol ludividunls most nearly approaching n perfect type to improve the qualities of their animnls. The average dairyman does not wish to go into the breeding of pure bred stock, nor would 11; be wise for him to do so, but if lin in

nis dairy herd it is absolutely neces- Hllfy that he should obtain some of the prepotency and qualities of the pure-hrcd animal, Tllii is 011811)’ and effectively done

by the use of pure broil pl;-cs, Tnn pure bred sire mated with common grade cows, by reason of his greater prepotency reproduce his type in the off spring to s marked extent, and if this method is carried over n num- ber of years, a herd that is almost pure bred will be the result. The use of a pure bred sire is the ni-st nnd most important step in the improve-

.fe value when accompanied by dung. acer, Liverpool, England, states that to __ “°‘f_?“;’_§n_f1‘;;`__:n'_‘;“Wd;)__Be“ 2223

.;..;»;.~;-.;»~;-»;.-;»;~.;..;..;»;~.;..;-.;..;»;..;.»;»yu; it apnea; to exegg m;st___in_f1ue'n_ce for t_l_ie pgist t_wo year; garilult £2- ;ggdfye;C__ without l;_,su1t_ lrhe _“___

w en 1 is an una -om n- le I zearc es ave ieen ca e 0 a e - _

O STOP HIGH EGG PRICES ‘other fertiliscrs. This shows' us clear- Unlverslgy of Liverp00l by P"°f255°r Hzelslss ltilitllt I;)i§1pEll;o§,0 ll!;’Tplfll)1¥?:° or

ily that it does not do to take 01” Beattie nnd others, with the object., ' - - ’

he usual advance in the price of'grnntcd the sufficient presence of -pot. lf p0gnlbln_ of lessening the cost of :§g31§O§u§2_e Tggllgllsgtisnsgsy tg? s during the fall of the year, par-lash whenever dung is used. Another ,tel-llzlng milk, Ag n result. it has iority of Cases_ will be found in tm. ularly of fresh eggs. is largely due striking poi-nt about its use for man _'men demonstrated that nil extrane- mouth either there in faulty dcnti natural causes. There is a timnlgels is the different effect which pot .ms orgmllsms ln mill; can be efleelni- Mon or there are m.egu1u,.mcs of the h your during the hcnq.; life knownlnsh exercises when salt is present. -,lly destroyed ny elnctriniiy without teeth The subjects do not require the* moulting period, when 'the In many cases pcitash is entirely \\n -hanging the flavor or chemical com- medical treatment all that ll; needed S” “hed their Old leall“‘e1`5 fmd|11€C€SS'1l’Y then- l1“l~ in some Of U" position in any way. E is intelligent attention to the teeth. ow new ones. This process begins recent experiments Balt 11951 lie” The process is said to be very mutb We say "intelligent attention" as in any time from July to Scptern-lfnund beneficial or not according to -heavy than the ni-flinnry pnsteuriz- many gngnn unskilled oi- ignorant ln-

3- 'ind 0CC11Pl‘2B Hb0\1f» uiuety'tbe kind of potash salt used. th' ition by heat. Dr. Hope is also nu- terference does much more harm than

YS- U10 age of the liens having con- chloride, as might he Supposed. bc -“bority for the statement that the good, It requires a man who thor-

ei-nble influence on the time they ing the better without salt, and th‘ nm-poration nf Liverpool has pgglior- oughly understands the anatomy of J u

rt to mnult, Two and three-year converse being the case with thc ized the lnsmllntlon of the elcctricnl the mouth, and has the necessary ln- 'TRO YOUR FARM. d hens dc 'lot begin to m°“lt us-Elllllllfllfl-`°AE!l”lC1lll1\'l'f1l EC0“0miS"'- rn-ethod st one of their depots for strurnents and skill to correct what- POOLE & THOMPSON » f

fly nfl yC1lFl111MS- 'he suprlv of milk for infuntsf- 0V¢1‘ IB WFOUK- ~

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milk would be most profitable. Tak- ing this into consideration it should fbe possible for‘the farmers of a dis- trlct to select a breed th-a_t would' meet the requirements of all- Another consideration in regard _ to this community breeding ls,-that if car- ried on for a number off years a large number of grade beliefs. or y_oung milch cows of the breed selected would be found for sale, buyers will soon recognize this and as the price of livestock in Canada, -because of a general shortage, is sure to go much higher, the farmers of a dlstrlctfol-

favor of coperative buying of sires is, that a bull who proves an excep

placed by another bull, that may not be nearly as goold a Sire. 120 11V0id

inbreeding many an extra gpod bull that may not be nearly ns gnpn _a sire, to avoid imbceedlng many 4,, extra good bull has to* be sacrificed .in this way. A point that we wish -to emphasize most strongly in i;n§;_ once having selected a psrtlcnlgi- breed do` ot on any account clisnge to auothgw If a 'bull of a certain breed has b en used, and when buy. ing again one offanother breed in selected to use on the stock, tn, former bullhas left nearly all the improvement that has been made is destroyed. 'Whereas if a hull of the

lowing this method will profit a_c-_gains breed is selected and of better cordingly. Still another point lnindivlduol type and quality steady

improvement will he the result, It is very regrettable that this chang-

tiohally good sire' may be kept tilllng of breeds is practised, not only his usefulness is over, another bullby lndlvldual fa,-mei-5_ but by mam, being procured for use on his stock 1,18,-mel-s» Institutes ghroughout whereas if 0W11°<l by 011° f0l`m°" “l°“°this Province, that purchase bulls for be would have to be sold and re-the use of their membei-n_ The 9,-lc.

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that will make more money for you. _

Having POTASH, Acid Phosphate and Nitrate of Soda

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