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the time ery" right away.

The English gardens th t i ' read of. attained their present us? l wiilllihriiotfxabse filoirrbi Tngfrilffile Sh‘; glefeltifyoiiligcgefilgitllxlllmleld sriiothfiirhhfii’ 160N011 by each Reneration contri- l lnucll poorer in qualit than that in; feetpa wood chfseiyor r allot is “"“"“ "“ "‘“"°"°""'"- llzllsilsriillser hart “or "niii- iiiiiiiii" i

AND SOME MUSICAL NOTES swarth and in the coil owinglto m: grlmmseh;rgagkursvhiiehihggiinlnnigl continued broken weather. On the standing on ‘a solid wood floor

other hand fields of heavy clover They should be chiselled on .i1ri J1 ‘lcl A kind c-i rust attacks the» makes me 51¢ and Wu lck d £51,318‘lghlgtbiéncégegailgVgofllgtlfglwlilé lvivxilgllecligther‘ thanhsmagltntland ill lri‘ . ‘_ N . ' s . an 1935101‘ w en pu iroug ~ leaves luounatural.» choking 0181' some that ls noble and grating" , some extent. Delay in cutting and the grain of the hoof, Sgmetlmeg

7 ed Currants are ripe. l Flam. they were Black Cur- u, but the latter are hard tn

if“... n. this district at any rate.

g1‘: ‘lent-es are infested by tiphidfi ud devoured by sawfly larvae. but gm.“ of all is the Currant. Borer. whose larvae eats inkto gie pith u! . "was it Shakespeare who wrote: up slfillls. causing i B °55°m5 ° There are some kinds of nluglg

. . . . . f0\\'lll cl the plflnl. P" the" writes a. British critic. who thus‘ ‘Ming h" Caused dBl-Erlmlaiim‘ the animal will have to be thrown IEfMOILs nnnni people have gone out , opens 1m attack 1m the B4310: in {eeclling vtalue. All this is suceed- in order to trim the 50195, care _ ' I I ‘esp? . dugy mpg; ant. to the Dairy pro- should be taken to leave 1hr; uiull more sought nil" rim‘ S‘; are T9". cially those devoted to music. give Jusilflcc “mu tab mnetfpordmg M‘ °x'°“ded.b°3’°"d ii" 5019- n5 in? profitable than t P! "h 5D~°."5-' a column to openvcritlcism of the "Quuul .0121“ in?” e n Jugple‘ 501° carries "m5" °f ‘he wlflgm lite Rod Currant. locus: not int-i lklllsh Bl-Oadcusnnu Cuunoratiolr, (aura of nib hwanced t ake ‘While the wall acts as a sliock mune swims l” beiilr ‘hm. aill and that august body shows Iucluenlalie rougfiafie e ‘c1829,’ absorber‘ T°° deep w“ 5h°“!d ml their @ll*"'““5- Fmd Yliih.“ mlmmuml emplary patience in dealing ivlthl ed 1 feed“, w" slguddhbe exami- be made. as m” 5°19 i5 VH5’ mi" oyntontron will still Rive a good complaints. Asuredly they strive mulsn 56,1035 1:31;‘; “l: ay to ‘m6 ad‘ 1r ‘mood is draw“ m’ feet may to please their patrons. by remedv- from h f‘ dl ave occune- tender for Sometime’ m: what is “Tong; andkwoid 0F or musttyehayee ng of mouldy or fence by offering "a perfect sil- ‘ ' ence when they brawl." On our side oi the water we are apt to relfarfi criticism of institutions as: Dairymcn throughout the Prov- pr va e or personal attacks. and Il ince will be pleased to know that

ul Black Currants. though they are - Several of the magazines

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“ll; bushes-I have but two-were {grit of the late Dr. Macoun. of Qjfglwh. one of the klndllestcf our plllllw lncn, and one who will ever

Ring Worm

Ring Worn is a disease which ap- v be Pcmpmu d M111 ul-amude‘ The pears as a rule around the eyes and

ulfl at" . t.) the rooted cnt- ggfileefatld <15"? spreads to gtlée unis \\‘- "la"‘“'5'd "Befleciiml" notice that "the root of the inat- our o‘d friend and Dair E - Th ho‘ e ea ' nee am o y.‘ irirzlzlzll:rllzrzzllirzlréi‘= talk.“ .“§“°l".‘“” h“ or l Mi» ii- Brut-rival. l at. rztilruiiiatlizrui t t.e 1' 4 l -i‘ e ear a erca ion at cnslle.. me ing satisf cior ' .- ' ‘. . brother rcd iorrerics and are verv It would be idle to try lo sngvl from his recent bigness lat this“??? 3ilrfe's“..‘l‘,.“l..§.“du.$§ 53:31 liffifig l larze. ‘I illfiilSllltfddfgglfilEl‘ and. when music, first appgargd as an I. I-fosultal. Mr, Brown has made a with iodine. ' ‘ found .ll:lt the in v. u: berries arto£o1c€i:rgng11}11k1nl1_ gnu ll 15 on cpnttrilbution to tltlfi rec a _ agoras n Gmece ._ sry in is rovince wi (7th century BC.) and hi5 guc- l h's fine herd oi Ayrsh res. We hope uung of berries. but age ls re- c9550” glrsr, lnld l; ruuudullou as u, is good work in this direction ucinS "5 Di'°’»il1°ii‘/9n°55- science by inventing scales of l may Willi“? i9!‘ many Yeti"- in some centres this is a cunlnoii‘

Alnoil de-‘i °i illfifllure h“ smmds dflpending on mcasure- CAQADIA disease. Animals usually die after been doubted: toTtllliee Siieglugulgrant in merits of the length of slrinlls rc- l PokT T0NU_Cs‘;‘§;l6‘Sla-r a few hours ill. High fever and form" 11:83‘) e Eu “dim. flllifed i0 produce the sounds. loss of appetite followed by swelling uvedogn flag uwiuuids arrgptgiegéies A? lvSvgrnge of the? scales-ancllxléheée l A11 Canadlun Came w be export, usually oii shoulderst are slylnwmls. Ollll i a num er-appeur o lo - en pressur is pu on r. e swe -

An old “ziterhgugs éfeieflrt‘ 'gi\gdzrai‘joleatizigdscéhthat;r‘ i only htwo- those its: irtrlirrlrliieedfiafiagltgugjltiltlg; ling ghere is ean odd crackling

_ e n01‘- HVB now be accompanied by a qualifi d 5W“ - irllrwflnl°rfihirringgtflrrttrrfifiifisfi W“ '°“‘“°d' l§§'i"il“"“'r‘." °.°.""“°"" 5mm?“ r.T'“‘rl.""“’ N"? i‘? @035???

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of glggu-(lfcllllléltlie tuotit eggnthagi daéav- 1152.6“?! threeigksmlflgfiw ‘zlifsthghgrea, 30dda1ys from fehe e53. eff eshipngenrt the disease. Vacinkution shoutlld be vr<>i'-~ -- ' -~ ~ -an Odtbef t'dh t ' anger The old French name "Groseilies mebdlc‘ consisting 0i a series of "l1 ° Y" 1mm bovine giflfinlfgctioiilifrrgnimiarlfs idyllic from

tuberculosis and other contagious flmllre lhcr" proclaims their being simple smmds pmduced m ac°°rd' diseases. This d ‘ d" as shO ld be burned orburied itrangers imported. Profosnor “me with ‘he “me they were us" United States Diffirtfieril o? A8311? deem with guick lime. Ari number of cases have been re-

currant juice was a favorite bev- when we developed hmmm‘? “d 1938. It is. however not a li orted in the province of hem- (i818 irl Paris: but the English °°““"°"’°l“l' c°““l"p°l“l.“ ti“? t0 cattle being exported gwrhugic septlcuemla. Outbreaks botanist withering recommends it a" W’: Wmbininll Simliiifllieflus from an accredited area, that is have occurred more frequently hired with punch! Its medicinal mebdlesi "d h°Ym°§Y hi“ bee" all area in which tuberculosis has within the last few years. Very qualities are similar to other sub- neatly defined a5 the 9-" 0f build‘ been reduced to one-half ‘oi one per often an number oi cattle go down acid fruits, allaying thirst. lessen- :23 biflcks ofmdsirinultanetirus sound]: cent or less. and soon die before the farmer 1m! secretion of bile. and “oorract- f 5W 121d .. on" a ramewor The U- s‘ 0rd" 93595 m“ "5 “(mew ‘my dimclmy- Any suspicl‘ m m impure suite o‘ m’ mood}. or i. e me y. 1 effect ls to render steers and gprfly- ous evidence of this disease on a The Euullsh Mme cunum“ m“ A gnrther nlmpllglnntron in w“. ed heifers from Canada subject to farm should be promptly and im- moum ‘umerl u“ ewdently 1mm tam music. was the adoption of thenrsagie tuberculin test and mediflteiy contacted with a quali- ule slmuuude o’ the {mm m that uuhnl, ha; calm w benknnwn n5 the gal rca ion requirements us other field veterinary. This is the quick- “ the Um oonnmlcuh m. ma“ equal tenupel-umenu T1115 15 n, othsses o dcattle from Canada. m est way of getting results. m.” n; Zgntg ol- lne umuuon system of tuning which brings all orteerr dwgr 5.11111 Canadian cattle I o ocerlyqgrllllhg or cul-l-nnlsig Th“ the strict mathematical ratios of m 8 0P mDOTtB-l-ion Purposes 110W Ab“! The Cl VB!- uo Bu“ {he 01w of col-mm “W the old Greek philosophers. into a ‘go ‘g than siflllEhter must be shown 81mph mo m m” “A mm, ave been tuberculin tested There is a tendency on many ~218Mb: io the small dried grapes 1"‘ i e a“ ' within the prescribed i cl f 30 farms as a labour say to the grocers‘ shopg, ‘nnd ll“, gum for the adjacent sounds (semitones) d“ P" ° ° i . ° _ y _ w also med .. T ys or to be from accredited herds dairy calves out on pasture this . took oier the name for their i“ pm" i ° P56 “ or modified accredited areas I h time of year There is no objection ~ . fritit. (Uva was the old ‘mum’ example c sharp '5 m“ mony with that provision‘ $5.1‘; to letting calves out. ‘provided they tunlcal name for a grape: it is ‘any ‘he “me '5 D n“: m“ exemption of steers and .5 aied l; l1 ' are let out at the proper time and - . "Ere i‘ l‘ slight shade °§ diner‘ ers requiring slau hter ‘within ‘it; are comfortable. The value of the Nicotlana iiffiiiis is the name for m"; W‘ m" m‘? 5°“ °f smpilc"? weeks has been el minated A iur- feed is cancelled to some extent by ornamental tobacco. whose W he" "WW1 i° “i1 "m" We the!‘ change is the reduction from ullowin calves in open pasture. glftemiloweulu glégltglilt] a Eléngiluxrzdoiéoouggrfnt; igraccicurlzeyéhiu sigh 11,0! 30 (ltlllysa n; the per-loll wlullln wag: “l; ey are continually bothered e a n a. n; - Q1 cal. e o not come 1mm ac- W - 65- mm last W“ and mbod n soznlldl-his leads up to a considera- lcsléiifrnféitiltims or are“ must have srfifi ‘lsgefiifil 112112;}: Qfieffifllewli seed. and II savgd tion olkmusiwl Pifiéd i???" OfILtlfieNIlilEfiteUd ghtgfiethlénew order; gettlllgl gevulopmentl.‘ growth and . med grow: nown as “ - i i - s overnmen genera eath. in t e calf than is self-sown struments" which today are made W111 apply to about 125,000 cattle the out-door conditions. A romp in m i» an m.» to acomi to equal temperament i° be eXimrwi this year. the cool of theevenlng ls perfectly I've always had the tunim. it la most necessary that - ———- alright, and will add to the pro- co was a tender the n of sound vibrations for 81110118 the men!’ emeilent do cess of development. blect. eadi note of the scale should be {gmrds tmilde’ in the” province Calves are very often arrested in The soybeans are in blossom now precisely fixed. Prof. H. E. Hadley, 1898i hen-Jewel! ¢°W Liiiy stlnd- their growth by Open pasture con- the flowers-are be. cimlyn. Principal of the School of Science. jmo.g““ystf§ded “lid gfllnfiffibv M11 dittons. filled up on grass. Inside Klddeirlmlinsterafn gills "Class Boot; Royalty ° a" ‘LV-‘Wwn- iezilrlxing Witt} nuutrnishiulzd foodd of 5M", s e hlllllbafil‘ o ' su as gran mx ure an goo seed wag :21‘; vnumn, 1,0 pmdnne m; standard This °°w ‘Emu-l’ Wmniel-ed l clean newly saved clover along with

h acquaint themelm with me A’ (used m tuning) as 12M pa. riigrdnusf‘ offsufglhlltalué tafvglhallgié good care and management all go

Convalesclng

l we eleven millimetres in diame-

ter, Tile larger bush yielded two Black be‘

Occasionally more are outlxcaks _of Black-leg in yturig cattle and

Martyn. in 1763, records that rod 1M‘ we have advanced ‘we’ steps culture wjent into effect, on July l,

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Mulluriil. of th l f second: and this I believe. is 31¢ to make a full grown cow in any r is. . u. rt t. i5l-"“.“i“-.--.-.E’.‘f..f trail. ice‘. iii-i- Mittuctlolis orient harvesting will But in the year 192s. after a c,eu1tuu,e_ Thu animal is Swim» iii CW5

ltgiven later. 1 have a quantity of campnlm by the "fl-i-fiwimd mum sired b the "Gra

e beans from last veer and thev industries of the USA.” the Am- Brumptovn Lilly starilitlalrdqhaiaxnrgiolis‘ ndiavor as a substitute for pea- 8116811 Qibndardé A5$°¢i8l4°n de‘ one of the liiany daughters from hub! . creed that the one and only true this sire that is proving his value. A friend who ovidentlv reads his A i5 Dmdllwd b!’ 8 Slliiflbie inn‘ The im ortaiice of the sire in many gtielvsv glows". in answer to the ingdliorxkhligibragng QQdOQgLTSES 1235f; line? of) piioducttiortil has been prov- l|i‘r’.\‘ W V woman are Q gctgd m Oh 80 on _ ' en rom ime 0 me, 1 f i ti» the gardening neremwlruo in me the Euwveiiii filled Pitch If sires were retained 1n the herds ilegjdsoblllngioorgltgrilig oNNZZIQtlrQ of the Old Country men u" grnlnw from being used in American or- until this roper values were ns- 1n cues when, Scour, "e “uric. '0 it. says that 1t l5 a hang-over chest-ran. but 18 rut-her 118F118!‘ 0n certained ere would be a great ed’ feeds should be reduced 1° about om aboriginal times. The noble the Kuw- voclii-vtl uplift in dairy production in many one-half, and lr attack ls severe. fed man of Plennimorc Cooper et The "Enwlm Book of Favorite centres. from one to three tablespoons of .Wll5 a warrior and disdained Songs" is an Admirable Book for castor oil in milk followed by three lnvihlng like planting and hoeincr. Community Singing and The Tfllflminfi "l8 F"! tablespoons of lime water in milk 5t! matters were for souaws or Home Circle, as its title page should be administered. Increase to tlcvas. The white pioneers saw the tells us There is something for Elfideme 0i’ "9819" is M59" ‘mi/iii’ regular rations should made ooinrand busted lhnrnnnlvu; lglear- everybody, from negro splrituais to ed i" "WW hFYdS in ti" "l" 07 gradually and with this added care hi: the tin-est. hunting. and some- rollicking folksongs like "Wlddi- F"? dh“l{y1£°wsi1‘eet1t'rht15 “ti; Tat} m cleanliness Siwliid be Presewed- little; firrlltlnq Indians. till their combo Fhlr“; and it takes two ‘er l a a5 mi?“ a“ l“ a 3d um won‘ obliged to do m" hob page‘ of ma“ w hold them an‘ the horses. An animlal cannéwtlgtixh lnr too, A change is coming for The music is mostly in “four parts" Slmlgiitl lwrfflii’! tlixieefmtor l o l t-e many of the farmers themselves ze for SAIPXB; but the book is bgdv 30g] ‘r floégdatge ‘Qgiiueh If? beginning to take a pride in arranged in the handy Si“ 0i 6 by f0n““T,u§5ff,,$,eZ l/he well?“ buck heir ltcniosteads. and are pllnt- 9 inches. I "notice "Sound the 011%“, héels and gives the unlmu] i-‘llllic trees and hardy Der- loud flmbrel. stirring classic bY sickle liocks. When the bottom of mmllk- an Old-time Newwme Wgimisl" the feet. are not even. the weight o“ n n-"ITTOW strip of waste Charles Avison. is among the m0" is thrown one side or the t Iflllllrl inside the garden paling I select pieces. The volume is pub- ~~1~ - --' ii: l?" voininrinciiig a "rock garden" lished by the Frederic Harris Co. no rirwllllfi was occupied by grass of London Eng. and Dlindfls 9'1"‘- m‘l'"'-l>l~a. and other wild plants: Oakville Ontario; the 1001i music‘ "l “as always an eve-sore dealer will procure it for you- Dracurcrl n quantity of‘ stones‘ the rturllrz- lliri better and arranged ~ifn1 rill lllf‘ plot I taking care to h. "i! Vic "Dfiilltswllbflilht and to lllff iviilirls for the soil‘.

At this season scours seem to be a very common ailment, usually im- proper feeding and exposure are the causes. sometimes changes in the method or amount of feeding. fer- mented feeding boxes. dirty pails.

The first test in the newly form- cd Caledonia Cow Testing Associa- tion was condtlcted this week and all the members had their milk samples at the testing centre.

The cows in this Association gave a test which would compare favour- ably with cows in other sections.

lL-l" Plans are being made In hold B- Field Day in this district. Dairy de- monstrations will form an im- portant part_uat__thls_ Ifllelfiinl’ - ___

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and free. g1 heaven yclepdt ilfuphliliosyneTl:

iir man was no am ar w

"THE GARDEN 0F THE GULF" Milton. so he made the last line: . "In heaven she crept and from hcr HBPWninll i0 bi‘ i" me (my B‘ kiice!" to the great astonishment some short time alw- I lvviied l" Y" "l" of thc innocent rustics who "took

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~11 was miXEd in the garden Public Library iris my custom is’ m. nnn-rxi , s 'l‘l~'l then worked down in and was attracted to the “Canadian Up_"u||y_,\u_ Lust January“ l; .1 . tltri stories and water-ed to Geographical Journal‘ which I no- Yorkshire correspondent sayi mere H", V i. uu-ny. . ~ In n. day or two dwarf ticed on one of the tables. It wns- was u sun-fling display of aurora b’). k h, ‘Pélnls’ like Thrift, Golden Moss the May number as it happened. in the Brmsh 131% Mon; people Guaranteed 0 ..-. . nebenu- ii

war nrrol. Lamb's-ear. etc. and on turning the D8895 I can" $0900 kn nlinlM in some of the poc- across a short history 0i the Pr‘? find iiilnfiicds 0i tvifillhone men. l“ Rllil annuals in others for vinoe. I was doubly intflffil-"di gages to the police asked where the [com Villa summer. It does not when I found that the writer: was 11.... “n5, Near London the folk “k in" liad! The stnncs must be a good friend of mine. though I d9 believed Windsor Castle was ablaze. fff/Vlffvfi in ii natural yet artistic not often have the pleasure of his A5 a result o; ‘bu, elecul-lc d15- bla-‘lllrll. -'l!l’l the rock-garden may company; I refer w ML plum‘ Dilly‘ the sensitive receiving instru- _ "lfillflcd vcsir utter year-which walker, the ASSOCW" mil" °i merits of the telegraph cables Rel/Q ~ an lnvrlimahlc advantage ii volt The Guardian. A sufprifiiilll amount om dmormd messages He“ l5 an §'L_’l..l‘.‘.'l_nlnn. an annot afford of local lore has been condensed Quantum from Lerwl¢k_ ln me “T *"“‘_'“ into a few pages which ever-v Ye-‘l- Shetland Islands. describing the "“ dent of “the" Island should set bY festival of Un-Helly-Aa which was heart. (as the old folks used to sRYI- just being celebrated. "Stalwart. ve

had never seen such a phenomenon

KEIIOI. ll n IIlIlily Concentrat- ed Farm Dlnlnfecfiinf. np0\'"""i by tho llulth ol Anlmulii Bram-h. (llllivil. and widely lined In T. l). Area Work and with accredited herdll KEROI. |I FPIIIIIHIIWIIL non-Irritant. nnn-rurrnnIi-n and moat Important In our lilllllfli!" FROST RESISTANT- _ Order REROI. from your DIV-II nrdwarn, Feed and Sen! Store, or write C A N A O I A N C0-0l'l'2l¢.~\’l‘l\'li \\'00li GROHTJRB L I .\l l T Ii II

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This column sounx a note of‘ ivarninlz to fox ranchers using al limited diet such as 90 to 100 per cent fish with cereals. or a diet of cereals and milk. There are ran- chers who claim that feeding of fish and no meat is quite satisfac- tory- Tht-‘ir pups are doing well and they believe it will save a lot of money. Hoivevcr, we have thel word of Dr. Green that serious outbursts 0f_disease have occurred. in ranches in the United States} which feed a large amount of fresh | lish with no B-l in the diet. He may have marleua mistake but it does not seem likely that sud-l l5 the case and it wo_uld therefore be well to vary the diet somewhat to prevent trouble.

As a matter of fact. last Satur- day morninf! I met a rancher who s d ie had read our notes that n and was particularly in-' ‘ested in the one referring tu Dr. , Green and his fish investigations. He himself had some pups that were going wobbly on the legs and he Just remembered that he had run out of yeast flakes a couple of weeks before and that was proh- ably the cause of the trouble.

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In various parts of the Province ranchers who are feeding n diet of cereals and milk exclusively are having trouble with their fox pups- —fits particularly. Those who have added some fresh red meat have noticed good results in a very shorzl time. ‘

Instead of shearing sheep Rus- sian scientists give them a dose of medicine that makes them moult. The Russians do not think this discovery will take the place of shearing. but they predict a cunning way to outwit nature. This concerns sheep with "mixed”woo1s. These have coarse and fine hairs miXed. The mixed wool varieties are not rated high. The nelw wool medicine. thallium. will select the hairs wanted. It will make the fine hairs moult while the coarse stick to the sheep. After the fine hair is out the sheep still has the coarse stuff as a fairly valuable by-product. Thallium weakens the roots so that hair falls out. but it takes less Thallium to weaken fine hair roots than coarse ones.

Dr. John R. Mohler of the United States Department of Agriculture. predicts that within a year it will be possible for a valuable male an- imal to beget offspring all over the country-by airplane shipments of sperm and artificial breeding. He told how in Idaho. a Government station at Dubois send sheep sperm to Moscow. Idaho, three hundred miles away. Four healthy. well- pedlgreed lambs resulted. Dr. Moh- ler reported what may be the world-‘s longest artificial breeding record: "A veterinarian successfully transmitted cattle sperm by air- plane from Bctmville, Maryland.tc Argentina. South America. living calves being the result."

The above discoveries open up quite an interesting train of spec- ulation for silver fox ranchers. What it is possible to do with cat- tle it is also possible to accomplish with silver foxes. and some bright rancher may take hold of these new discoveries and tum them to practical use in the breeding of silvers. For instance. i’. might be possible to gct sperm of ringnecks from Ollie McNeill. at Kelliher. Saskatchewan. by airplane and ar- tificially impregnate silver fox fe- males 0n Prince likiward Island. Think it over. fellow ranchers. there are dozens of other ways this new discovery can be utilized.