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iight twenty years ago when Joe Pat- chen, Star Pointer, John R. Gentry and Robert J. battled for the highest honors in the trotting world.

ln Geer`s hands Anna Bradford.

3.00, 2.00%, should beat 2.00.

A yearling trotter by The Exponent

2.11%, has worked a quarter in 3314 at Sprlngneld, lll.

The trotter Countess Mobel 2.1615.

broke a leg in the ilrst heat of the 2.20 class at Marion, 0., and was put to death. _

Joe Patchen. IV., 2.1711. who made

ench a favorable impression in his winning race at Haverhill, is to be laid up until Billy O`.\Ieil is able to drive agtlin. Patchen is owned hy Harry Daggett, oi \\'altham.

.Franklin S. Hale, ot' Rutland t\-'t.J an old and well known liorse-iiiati.tlietl recently aged 86 years. Among the horses he had owned were I-‘rank R. H., 2.20%, anti Huldy B., 2.21%. I-‘or many years he he was associatr-ti with the management oi' tht- Rutlantl fair.

As the sire of \\'liiitt- Sox. ‘.’.05’4,

winiit-r ot the $20,000 pacing purst-_ Del Coronado, was a son of .\it-Keniie-_\' and her grantltiani was also by that sire, it will he seen that she is inhrt-ti to quite an extent and pedigree t-ii- lhusiat-its will ilntl init-rt-st tliert-in.

The Fredericton mare i.f_-la Burns

made her retzord at Iloullon the other day in the st-t:oiitI lit-at ot` tiit- 2.2.7 mixed, tht- time being 2.171/_._ Slit- is said lo liave shown the fans ont- ot' the bt-st raves seen tht-re tor years and promises to lit- the soiisatitip oi` the year.

The Grand t'ii-t-uit opt-iit-tl this we-t-k

at (‘levt-land. tht- ilutt-s for tht- st-_asoii bt-ing: (fit-vvltiiitl U., July iii-'.’4; llt-- troit_ Mich.. _lni_\ :4;~Jii; l{aiaiiia7.oo, Mit.-li., Aiigtist 3~T: Gi-anti l(1ipitis_ Miuii.. August It-l-i; .\ioiitrt-al. Aiigust 16-28, two wt-t-ks, tlii‘t-t- titi_\'s' rat-ing each wt-i-kg .\'~-w orit. .\ngiis\'t Ili-St-p- tenilier 4; lltirti`oi-tl, t`oiiii_, St-ptt~nilit~r ti-ll; Syrat-iist-_ .\'. \'_, St-ptt-iiilit-r 13-18; ('oluinlitis, 1)., St-piciiilit-r Ibi- Uctolier 2. two wt-t-ks; l.t-xingtoii,I{y., October 4-10, two wt-t_-ks.

Driver ita_vtiiontl_ who took ti string

of iiorst-s to tht- .\l;iiii<- riit~i-s it it-iv weeks ago rf-ttirii_t~il to l<`i-t»tlt-rit-toil, Ile was dissatisiitetl with tht- jtitlgos iii Houlton_ but tlo»s`ii| ;:iv»- that its his reason for lt-aviiig tht- t-ii't~uit. lit- says that with .\<'_'oo ptirst-s :it tht- other int~t_-tiiigs aiitl i'»-w hort-g uvnil- able the pro.~:pt-t-is tor rtiviiig this uintnt-r tiitl‘iit look too good to liini_ Ile will prtilialil_\' rt-iiiaiii in i-`rt-tlt-ri<-- toii till the lattt-i' part oi' August wht-ii

he will start his i`tili t'anipaigii_

The 2.20 t-lass at lioiiltoii last \\'tit-k

furnishetl about as good a rat-e as hiw t-ver bw-ii st-t~ii ti-.-t-r that trat-k. Dan S. Jr. and 'l`-iiiiiiiy (‘ottt-r had a great duel in this t-lass. tht- t‘ztiiatliuii horst- losing tht- iii-si li--at hy ti iii-t-nk at the wire, tht: iiiiit- in-ing ;'.l.'.‘.l. 'l'he st-t-oiitl he-at fouiiti 'l‘oiiiiii_-_- ('oltt-r abt-ati. tht- iitiit- lin this ht-at also lie- llll-! ‘-315'.-fi. llowt,-\'t-r. lltin S_.Ir. t-anit- back in 2.15 for tht- tliirti lit-at.wliioh he won, and tht- i'titii‘tli ht-at also wt-nt

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HORSE DENTIST.

Ilorse dentistry ii-_ all its hrant-lit-s

executed in tht- niost .skiiitil and humane maiint-r. All ordt-rs promptly attended to and satisi`at'tioii guarati- teod. Bt-st oi' tfity rett-rt-iices.

STABLES 202 K¢nt St., _

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Our charges are moderate Our work is the yery best.

C. W. Patterson t

Cor. Great George and _

Grafton Sts.

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Day.

Eel Direct had it easy in the 2.18

pace at Jackson. Mich.. the other day, when he beat out the field in 2.121/Q.

liunior says Andrews will teaiii

\\'lllium 2.00. ll' he does, the great five-year-old has an improved chaiict- tti heat Diret-tuin. 1,58.

Ess H. Kay. 2.00%, is tht- tasttst

ret-ord horse Gt-ers ever drove. lie hopes to iiiark Napoleon Direct, 2.021; in 2.00 or taster this year.

John R. Hal, 2.1414, by the former

clianipion of pat-t-_-doiii_ John lt. Gentry 2.001/_-_ looks to be the class of his company in the Bay State Circuit.

Murphy has so many two-minute

pat-ers that he is obliged to weed some oi' them out. Frank Bogash, Jr. 1.59% goes to Mt-Z\1alioii_ and Anna llradfortl, 2.00%, to Geers. lie retains Directuni l.. 1.55.

.`». rat~e oi' so iiiut-h iniportaiit-e anti

ii‘_\-t-lviiig a purse so t-xtraortlitiaigv as tht- $.‘<;3.000 'l"rist-o pace, ;letlart»s 'l`rottt-r aiitl Pact-r. should have gone "tti a iitiish_" to have inatlc its ilavor thoroughly agree-able to its spectators.

Oi' the 21 1015 foals by The Harves-

tt-r, 2.01, tieiivt-rt-tl at Curles Net-it l~`arin. 13 are t-oits and nine fillies_ l.tiu Dillon. 1.5.81--_,_ anti her daughter, tlrt-lt-hen li.. by .Ioliii A, Mc-lit-rron, '_'.0~il_~_»_ foalt-tl t-tilts. as did also Me- iiitiries, an own sistt-r oi' ’l‘otld, 2.14%.

A -PREDICTION FULFILLED

The i'ollo\\-iiig are extrarts from a

letter by _-\llt»ll l.owt-, the well known tlrainaiisi, to lfriiiik U. 'l‘rott, trotting t~tlitor of tht- Boston Globe, a position ont-e lieid by .\lr. iiowet

“_-\wa_\~ hat-it in 1888 I sut-cet-tied

‘1.arry` Dye-r as tht- ‘boss editor' of the tllolit-. it strut-it iiiy iiiiiid, early in career. that as tht- harness gait \vas at-titiirt-tl and that appliances wt-re lite- iiig t-tiiitiiiuall_\' iiiiprovt-tl. tht- at-nie of spt-vii. tlit-ii i't-pi't-st-iitcd by the trot- ting i°tft-ortl ot' 2.0815./,, anti the pat-ing iiiai-it oi' 2.Uti‘_, wt.-ro t-asily within tlit- sropt- tit' rust iiiiprovt-ineiit_

“It was t-arly in tht- ii0’s that the

ititt- ltr. llailt.-_v ot' l’ortlanti_ Mt-._ was ptirtit-tilarly ruiipliatit: iii tht- prognos- tit-atioii that no iiian then living would last long t-iiougli to st-e tt horse bt-at two iuiiititt-s tivt-i` a rt-gtilation t-ourse, iiiitiitlt-tl by u rtiniiiiig matt-. ()i`t.-otirse in tliost- tiit_\'s noni- ot tis tfvt-r tlreaiiietl or il -wiiitl.~liii-lil.' _\ir. Jiinit-s Murphy oi' t`iiit-ago. at ont- time tht- owiit-r of Star l'oiiii»-i-, tt-out t-vt-ii t`tii-tliter. He :~i-pt-iii-~<ll_\~ saitl that lit- was prepared to givt- Silmtt to any niaii wliti would show liiiii tt li:t|i`-iiiilo iii a iiiiniiit- uiiil»»r i~i-yiiliiiitiii t-ontlitioiiss.

"l wits :i pai-tit-tiltii'ly pos-itivt-_votiiii-5

llllip in tliofto tittys and ti Iiriii iit-lit-vt-i- iii tht- :itl\':iiit~tiiit-iit ot' tht: .»\iiit-i'it:nii~ lrrt-tl ti-olit-r and pat-t-i'. It was -ii_\' lioast that no .tltiiitiay iiioriiiiig issue oi` tht- (Ilolio iailt-tl to t-arry it signed stot'y I`i'oiti niy pt-iit'il_ Any tint- wiiu has evt-i' tiiiilt-rtaltt-li to do ti t-ertaiii thing on it t:t-rtuin titty ilirougli ti tlt-- ratlt- will rtealizt- that idt-as art- not alw;i_vs u\'iiil-tililt-_ t-slit-cially in tx dt-pai-tiiit-iit -.\-hit-li has its at-lit-ity

tliii-ing oiii_‘»' halt of tht- yt-nr.

"'|`htis it taint- about thai. in 1801.

tht- _\'t-ni- Stl-i'iiiig Elliott gavt- tis llit- piit-iitiialit--tii-t-tl wlit-t-l as an atljuiit-t to iiarnt~ss racing, l rusiit-ti into the breat-li iiiiti in siilistant-e stiitl iti tht-

t-oltiniiis til' tlit~ Giulio;

“ "i`lit- tiny will sur:-ly tzomt- wht-ii

2.10 lioi-_st-s will lit- i‘t-gurtloti as ortlin- ary. l t-xpt-t-i to live to set- a harnt-ss horst- stt-p ti iiiilt- iii l.:'»i\. so that tlit-rt- will iiavt- to ht- t-stahiislietl ti two-iiiin- ntl- t~lass to litii- it ti-oni t-oiiipt-titio|i.'

"I t't-iiit-niiit-i' ns it' it. was _vt-stt-rtitty.

tht- storm ot' iii\-t-t-tivt- tht- start-nit-iit 'tirou.<-_t-ti_ 'i`ht- iiiiitlt-st ci-itit-isiii iiiiittad at tht- iii-t-tl oi' an iiliciiist t-xuiiiinatioii ot' nit-_ _\ iiott-tl _\'t-w Ytii-it litirst-_ jour- iiai \\'ritt-i- st-art-tl int- with the rt-tl-hot ii-tin ot' ritlit~iilt- and rt-i`t-rrt-tl to the lialltit-iiititioii of ‘this _lt_-i`t`t-rsoii brit-k

oi' joiiriialisni.`

"All oi` wliit-li it-ails tip to ont-_ of the

niost iiitt-rt-sting tla_\'s I liavt- t-vt-r sp(-iii and ont- thai iillt-tl int- with pro- found astoiiisiinit-nt and respect for the brt-etliiig anti tlevt-lopmeiit of the grt-att-_st and higlit-st. typt- oi' horse in tht- woritl. tht- _-\iiit-rican light harness

hor-st-_

“l niet .\laiile_\- li. Sturgis, who own-

t-ti llaii l’titt-h_ anti wiiti now owns llirt-t~tuin l. .\ii'. Sturgis always was ont- oi' tht- most practical and wc-ll~ inioriiieti trotting liorsteineii, possibly tor tht- rt-astzll that for over 20 years lit- has rt-ad the Globe. lie rt-member- t-tl iii_v story aiitl asked nit- it’ I \voultl not like to see' the realization oi' my tlrt-ani. This led us to Poughkeepsie

anti tht- home of "’l`oniiny” Murphy.

“How iiisi tt milt- tliti you ever tlrivt-

a litirst-'."' tiskotl iii_v old friend Mur- phy tii` int-_ as wo sal on the veranda of his htiiiit- whit-li overlooks tho llutl-

son ltivt-r t-irt~ult trat-lt.

""l`wo six aiitl a litili`,' I answered

with t-oiisirlt-ralilv pride.

“llt- lntiglit-tl quit-ily anti said: ‘Why

wt wiirni tiit-in up as fast as that

iio\vtitlnys_`

“I liavt- known '|`oni !Vltii‘pli_v l`0i‘ ovoi'

t-r a stttirt- oi` _vt-urs anti know no less liotistitil niait in my at-tiuniiiiitiitre lilltt- all rt-ally big anti slit-t-tfssfnl poo- plt-. lit- is most t-oiist-rvaiivo iii his iittt-raiit-t-s. t‘oiit-t-_ivt- what ti shock it was ow-ii to an aptiniist as 1 have al- wtiys lit-t-ii. to have him toll ine the

following |`at-ts.

“H0 has 110 htiriit-ss horses in his

own sinlilt- vapulilt- ot' lit-ating 2.10.

“llt- has tlii-t-t- that iiavt-_ lit-att-n 2

iniiiult-s.

“lit-i lias iivt- that lit- i`t-t-is sure t-an

ht-nt 1! niiiiutt-s.

"llt- has a do'/,t~n that t-an lit-at 2.013

:intl pt-rliiips as iiitiny mort- that ht- ex-

pt-t-ts t':iii go ilit-rt-.

"llr- has tht- liorst- that pact-d n. milt-

in 2 iiiitinlt-s nntl rt-pt-_tilotl in 1.58,

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‘ .The new half iiiile track at Lowell. Mass., will be ready for usse Labor

nothtns happens to him tins' venr he

taster time in a race.

'He has a number of horses that can

st rl. d

el) _li qua er better than 29 secon s,

and if Mr. James Murphy had not

Bogash for his own candidate in the 2-miiiute class and Directum 1. for the tree-for-all. Perhaps you do not

w:-goii. many years ;\go_ at that,

"lt was a pie-tstare to meet. at

. 'ps_ _ie e ing was at-ceiitu

ated by a visit to the Ruppert farm

IH ' ' -_ In ther advance the stuiitlarti of the racehorst-_

“l‘oiiiniy Murphy took me over to

tht- iarm iii it big, iiigli-powt-red auto.

ulit-n lit- s.iitl "l`lit-v art- great to gt-t

observe-tl that these animals did not. fall ill, which proves that cnlomt-l is il l>¥'0Dliylat:tic as wt-_ll as ii remedy.

FLY PADS ' in

-.~.§q,__'- CAREFULLY AND

A nsvsnseo coMPi.iMeN1'

B99" 'he "Bill many years ago h_€ being shown under the auspices “Dui-I -ve-0 the price of it worlds me ontario Agricnitnnu cniiege by "h“"’P|°" “YW day he Well! Where llw means or demonstration plots show~ cream of the horses are congregated ing the results from drained and UD :Wi [0 Sify Bllyi-hihg Of the lid) Slllll drained land Prior to 1914 eight of t c_og_l_d _cost him for one afternoon up these had been started, and the first

”l_____ E keebale. 'reports show an average increase per '

~_\-f_l-_i-y__h-s so many 2-minute imc- acre of $14.12 on drained isna.-J. S.

ers in s arn that he has sent one Duff

to dear old Pop' Geers He has Frank

think it is a pleasure, after all these methgds ve sue 0 results as R

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years, to he able to write this sf.-ni~ systematii short hro€a(t)lhn Of crops, _~ Q . O »

enfff' P _ With regular seeding down to grass or _ » ‘ b___o_;H;\;__r@_¢_9rsX?1g hlf_l_1;-st_w<_>;‘it clover at short intervals. Weeds are S _

_"___ He gigeg ___ _l:_ 2_8 S__a _S 0__ e- most in evidence in districts where _ _

_____y-19 and ___ _Oodn Le ne__ _i-_om the production of cereal grains pre _Being before that 19 l1F&__H_l_lh_l_rV dominates atid where the systematic w0_____ has ever Seéu S __D0 _ l_n_ _ii alteration of crops is not generally Peler V010 H _ “Y H V0 et' d~ practised. Thorough cultivation with ___ _ _ ~_ 9 #H11 5161> 8 illltulel". a systematic rotation of t-rops, com- ig_it iow. taster than l ever saw a bined with the maintenaiiue of as trottet go at any time of the year and many sheep as can be kept to nqvum.

I saw Geers drive The Abbot a half’ i'i nge is a cel-mln and

__ _ _ _ - - profitable method

50’__ and a quartet- in 29 setor-tis, to a ot’ keeping weeds under control.

\\__liit-liradjoiiis the track. 'l‘here I saw to pasture.

44 0|' #0 bmod UIUYBS Of I`0yal blood Keep cows off clovt-r and alfalfa 9 0 U

.iiitI-stinie of them-w d f l il _ E t M t B k l |

iiicveinent on the tracktmwietxh udoals daft ailiilkiieli/ltlftl'ntu'i'$iwtli(ernirolilinsdi-lidhlililsigi I - S

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‘on that would tven ` r 4 salt tiiitlysiakctiluiliiijriise m A 'ummm M

calomel, among other remedies, with ,'_ -_ muth suctt-ss in the tontrol of swine me almve ex|’e"’mentS Pmved that

before the disease is far advanced, _ and ls best glven on me mst appear manure tlirotii-tli a fine meshed sieve

alma of me _.;yml,ll,m5_-- lhe re m.l_ iinnietllntt-_ly fitter, the manure should ` I \ k S' M T T °

--lm clfpul ll, ll,,l,l,ll»ul ln Kdvagcell be s_prinkletl with water in the pro- a S 0

stages oi' the plague, 'portion of two or three gallons to

--The doses wlllcll can safely be t-ight busliels oi' manure. It is very

glven Dm, llellll are as follows: ‘desirable that it little borax be I

_-ipriiiltletl daily instead of waiting un- y

1 gin, pt-r dost- for sucking and “_ 1892;; t_-i_i-- i--S accumulatetl. -S

_\-(mng l,igS_ ie list-tr it-it 1- at-ts more promptly on , - _ t _ _ _ _ 2-/. inns. no titisn for iinif.g._,wn ti_lll__iit»_\.~_iaitl ._~ngs_ _ns f_iy mnggnis dAs soon _as the required number of heroes are obtained this training will be

lligs_ te rt-ga ti ti t ie on er et ge ot' man- ' ' - -

4 gms. tier tlosc for adult pigs. ure hilt-s, most oi' the borax shotild he Starte- In Qhar 0t't(-:town and Wl]'l be Conglnued there for Sorne gnc-nths' then It will

_ sp,_i_,,_,____, _,,e,,__ ge gnishcd in Halifax or Valcartier and I etewawa, then the finishing touches will

“Iti the case of ire nant Hows, le 1 9 C05' ‘lf fiV9 01' Six 001113 H S I ' ' ' -

dost-_ is best atimliiisilercd in thi't;e lioniid, it is t-stiiiiatc-tl that the t-_ost of one In Tléls Course of traunng~wlll rnake every Omcel every non' portinng within (ml-ty.Bix hom-s_ The _this trt-atiiient in t-_ity stables should cornmlsslone 0 Cer an every gunner proficient and expert In h|S Work-

tztilomt-l sliotiltl lie given in u boiletl “Ot l‘X<`Ht‘tl Ollt- vt-nt D01' il0l'S9 Diff potato ol- in a mval or llomry mash tlav llitht-rio the use oi' iron til

wlilth is fed to tilt- 1, if nel- two phate and poi.is-ilum c snide has ‘

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nr three days no iiiiiililititl impiiovt-ment U00" 100 l‘KlNfll-‘live 10 nllytlw 01" exten- e

th

ticks of

KEEPING FREE OF WEEDS ' -_ 1

To keep farms free from weeds few -, .:. .

To .voip sta.. .N elm.. It seems to be necessary that at least a_ thousand

§::-i_:;i-;‘tz- :-55.22 -iii-.r:J af.: .Sl1iCk§ Of dynamite Should. be exploded at VQUOUS P.01“iS

~ ' 1* ~ - anner as is oc-

iliiiuay John \'0i_.t-vg aittl a lot _of_ men cam.-,_ Blom may be nwmled It Hgh! m

._hc were tlevottt-s when 1 was a ,precutions are taken savs Dr A S _\ti_-ingstt-r. Al d _ _,’ _ _ _ ~ ° '

I oi' a veteran as 1 ani there is tht- tuftfadlf £tIiieo‘tl.1hti]\?ei-(siJtlie'ii(i`

§‘;“;‘Z3 "‘€{?..i§§i»?-ill-.‘;i'§§i;’f._...."...__... Mothers, Sisters, Vi ives and the young men of Prince

horses that were-‘iiyot toaliedgiyiileiioi fidgets] a‘iiI:idmltle£i1a{’loi»‘\i1st.ionS to fresh pas- a

was first writing some of the history Prevent intligestion, because indi- » . - - --._-_-:;_;_;---<~,, ,___ _ -6---w -S ---- ---------5-----_~ -_--' -»-<---- on, in which they must take their part.

Feed cows their usual ration ot' dry_

hay anti grain before turning them out‘

GROW MORE CABBAGE.

- . _ - ' ‘ Prince Fclward Is-

iiitiiiiia min no ...mal my 36,., _ M, _._,, ,_ _ __ __ _ _ That is common sense as well as doing your duty. _In _. _ _ __ _ _ _ ilnen s _ t t taiinge may lit ti iiispl iiilt.tl . _ __ t u to reallze thls

in tht- open about this tiiiit-, and tlit-rt- lalld OUI' CffOI`t§ l'laV€ beell tfflllfely hap haZ3I`(l Hfld N6 Will] YO

_ l _-___~ -_____' i all-_ . _ __ __ ___ __ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ :xiii-'.':: :;::...‘.‘.r:::.;i-‘i:;..-;%f»-- 1:-...".1r.:::.‘:.:i 1.-_-_-_-...£21 -S -Of H Wa- -0 be -1--<-<1 W--h 0- -he I--->------<1 --_--C--H _M--M P~ R- H--S0-»

'~ ' ~ - - ' ` ` S ` L' will come in Canada. Are you

it not tfonti to t.iiii,_igt- .it .i nuiit- speaking in Montreal recently. ays conscrip ion

. liri~ . .-1 ,_ , ~ -___ ` » » - » - ~ - A ,

_ _ }’(‘,‘,“",'i‘j';'°sl'_f___§‘_“MQ”§¥;'___fl?"_'i‘_‘_llf' _‘__‘_j_-ll going to wait for it 3 or, are you coming with the Prince Edward island Ileavy tl__i-aiiietl soil should givli it gtmll (,,-Up Battefy?

" .1 ‘ . ul _ ' ` _ lit-_

li piopt-r it-iitioii is giv-ii t t

§ t. |.\lt_iiit_illg anti cultivation. ‘ 0 . .

, 1 ‘ai age |`ilis titit lit-lit-r in cool H W ..........._........................... Every Able-Bodled Man ere _ 1 Un-

woll adaptt-ti tor latt- st-iison gi-owing. .

ht-ptt-iiilit-i‘ aiitl ()t:tolit-i- ht-ing tht- -

doubtedly go to the War before the end

Th" pig "`°‘"‘lh is U' """f"""”"Y (Asiiigulli!h5iis;il'tiilin' 'i in'\|u'- i` - 'l '_:l-l-_lg-"ly_ff-_S-jj;-_‘gif _lf-_}'_'_-_-_-__1_i_§_<;_§-_tl-ljlf ...ii wttttt .fi....ii._'i il.. i.`.;._i.f`l.i_f'.i Till _ _ _ _ _ ,___ _,,',,, ,ml Mm _,_ _,,__,p_,, ,_,p___',__ L-_Q->1_:_ -__-ll;-;|_-_l__\-l___;l2_-_ll-_Qllthlli_lm_:ll Anti going to the War is not pleasant even when conditions are such _as they will. _\\_ini_<. _i_ii.»_ _,init-tingii siiotliti im ni-.nie 0,- Wm _,ow mu,___,___ 'Wm ,§__,_, to be in the rieavy Battery (the best possible) but all you men should realize and your “” ‘/"l““"’ “*’ "°S”"""- “ "‘“*" "‘* Sui-ini' ina--t matt. own common sense will force you to realize that when you are forced to go nobody

tltirab o t-iiough to stand the rough us- H _ ,,, _- , _ __ . _ _ _ _ _ _ din. vin- tn-on-it inns, tile _most ,,,_f,'f,‘;,_,";}§l‘f§f,§?Nfl; _’_’§_§’_‘,’§‘,f’§§§,_,_f§;f_‘l is going to care very much about your contiitiotis anti you will not have the re-

Common typ” is made by Splkmg u when out rtmtiiibtis th it tilihi ` - - _ .- _ _ 1 > = - - »= ts--s s ect of either ourself or our officers. I X 10 and ‘L 3 X 8 togfthm m °" V staiitl oiil vcrv into in Fall, \vli+_-ii p y y

shape. l-‘or young pigs narrower ., . -. ` ,, .

pit-t-t-s slioultl lit- selt-trtt-_tl ii' this type l.lu"hl lm; llmtlfnt dnt] ]w'w"' HW Sm, 0

is to be list-_ti. Vai-itius tvpt-s of vom- 5 Ima( l N dl( "ply ‘"_"l Il'“m"gmy E I t t d d I) ‘

_ » f ~ \ . . . . - . ' ' . i »

nit-rt-itil troughs are on the niai-kot _“ol M' M' tm (mp H’ 'I mg léuflu n 0- e a at

uiitl ii' iitit too evlioiisivt- t-an lit- ret-tiin- ‘md mukps 3 mom mm gmwlh‘ Altm' uit-iidt-tl The most toiiitnoii mistake Ihomugh mnwmm" uw grouml

. __ .-iiiii- tti»i" i'-it' i_ _

'ill t'_'3;fhui_‘:_' isidgloti i(i)ilti_\P

tiaiiiiot feed t.-oiiveiiit-titly Ii" too Fd by H 'mm hurmw to pmlvvl" bak'

broad tht- pigs will have to get into _mgl _lh_"_l_)l“"§_S l?H_'SI..\_)e SBE l'u':e’l,ll{-v tho trotigii in order to secure the fu" _K lflollu “H I mmm] duel' 'I “O 9 loom ll-t-t_ .lpait in_ l_iit- row is__t.li;-_ iitlai-es_i ‘

. _ . _ ,, ._ ia ate t.-ai age siout it- partit.

A ‘nm S‘nl§f‘u'tm'\ arrangement N' aiitl tht- rows should be three i't-t-t

I? !;?lv'l"tt]‘;)l 'r_9_ug_h setwin Fl_l?lf[_>'n_?e' apart for horse t-ultivutioii, wliitrh - I iw- -_ <> -U t----. -e tot- --H .,,_,,,,,, ,,_,,, 3. .,,,,,, ,,,, ,l,,_ ,,,,,,,,,,,g Yes Sir. many men and many officers have already volunteered for the

ip- :liiéi lf th. t.'d:`._ ‘_ _ _ .' _» - _ . . lffitifilé ing? f..r,§’,§"§|§@ lffllle §f‘1`l1,.f '|01 le -i--_--C _S0 ge 'O _I-=-ve »- I-_sl-t ----1-h Heavy Battery, Why? because they tully ieaiize that with a full battery of 217 l'}__f“*_'i_'_-_f_=;El§ I---_-Sl lg;-;'__l_>@01f--1--_'~' a_’_§<_>;'§ ,.§’.f,,f|fflf_§°'§,fK,vf,',§"{I,,ff| 'I},”.§S2§',f.'fg,f‘Lf_‘.fl men and officers all from Prince Fdward Island they will have someone always to .ii,,,,i,.g .,..`,SSwig.. at me cent... of me f-f the 1108-1- ----ff-'fefw look after them, friends in time of need, they wiil be trained together, sleep to- pantli. hit may i>_@ swung in anti fast ”°"AX 'N STABLES gether, eat together, fight together and for each other. One large family to whom ont-t. s uttiiig tie pigs away i'rom _ _ _ .

_lin iitlli__l_<_i__ li_i_i_t__ii__t_il?___r__t-_<_.-_llei__s_ n0tl_t_vinl; S£2;nlg<;llli_;3_ll?l§_.il.)ei;,;_l§§___unwill the honor of 1*, ln. Island is entrusted.

', ~, _- __ _ , ” , ' ~ Arliiigtoii, Va_, and at New Orleans,

many db (M) Sam]-5 get to u Hough ol Va.. show that ii small amount ot' or

te The Schools the Collegeslhe Churches

ure will effectually prevent the breed- ’ ing oi typhoid or house i’iv but will ~

CALOMEL FOR "SWINE PLAGUE." sterillze '_he ____ eggs whet-hier found f G L d M

Two lmllan mvesllgamrs have used ixl___ni_anur;z. garbage oi’ any kind or 0

t- vces ii oors

0 62 of it potiiid oi borax or 0 15 oi’ a u

plagut- in:tlie Iti1lia:n provinces of -' _ ' _ -

AreZZ0_ a lllslrlcl where the (llsease pound of caleiiietl coiemaiiite (crude has wrouslit great havoc for many (g’i_;|_';"'_m £;’_'_‘;_l_"’_ “"_"“ld kgul HY '"3-5'

_\.,. __ l _ l ll d _ _ _ . ll _ ins ies 0 torso man- _ . _ _ ,,f.Il,,'§,,l ,,.i’,‘,_ °vf,'_,_,(‘,°,’,',‘;_l_‘§‘,'2,,'; 8222?? u_r_i._ _ in _ggiiiagtt t_f.in_l_ami .t»fu_S@ They are factories that produce the men, the country needs at this Juucture

, . _ - - - _ -J w ii f ‘ _ ' ' ~ ° t_i_¢;l:lli___<>;l__t_i_i_-;_@t_i___ ;v__ill_i_f_s C__l_il___ Show ____»l_______l_;-_ g;e'€_____-fe-__ nl-_ls __-__l_-2 h lnesv of chz_1_r;__t_ct_t_el', t_:f>n_scilf_ncg, sergousiicss, Stern, set,_determined men-men who _,B 90 pe, ,em O, me _m,ma,,, sue, iireetiing _ a e ar an g a t e ar er ecause they hate it-men who go to the War t,iimiieti_ The ---“U10-I ‘-1 ---I-g the I-0---< of not as an adventure but as the most solemn and instant of duties. This is the

--Tlle remedy appears lo be most coletnanite is_ns follows: It should be - - _ @iii._..¢i.,,,. ,.i,e.,, it ,S ,,d,,,,,,l,_e,ed -iirmitteti. in tile quantities above, kind of men the Heavy Battery requires.

' ~ _ around the outer edges oi’ the pile of

in tlit-ir troiitlltion takes place, tht-_ Slvt- one. _ saint- dost- should he repemvll or The iiititlf-riito use of lmrnx on

t.vt~_i,. givt-ii lliird time. In no casoiiiiniitirt- liiis bt-en found to have tio ' I H N t F t 9 did the writer observe nity liatllllllltfivtl-‘t tit-lioii on the sulist-tiut-nl S e 0 e 0

t-IT:-cts upon tht- organism by so tit-to of lht- niiinuro for agricultural -

1 i . it _ ; _ g » _ .

[0"n(¥alonit-l was also given to ht-althy £)ili'!tP(i)iset`¢qt>fuh?ii‘ra(xSllht t(h[isu mc(h'i?ii:-3il'_ietili\ Ask lt of yourself’ You ought to bet the (Slacker) have a

W”-" 1" “lt l'\f0f‘-if‘<| Sly-‘. and it was has not _vt-_i ht-_t-.ii determined but is hard time in P!`1llCB Edward ISl3l1(l Zllld 116 Ollghil 10 have a hard time evefywhgfe

lit-iii sl li i. _ . . . _ _

g "' e' ' Make your decision at once, come in and enlist in the heavy Battery we are organ-

twoiitngions iiioninn is the greatest izing. Apply to the undersigned oiiicers who are going ttythe front with you and

"l _ -_ _ . -_ . ;'__..'t1:i-‘__-;-:.1-n :_-.;'-.r;‘;L :Lf-ii: i1;-;-as. :si in-:.1 ran..-2-;‘t1: .izssst-rss; who w--1 not send you -mo any danger what they win not gt, ti_.._...i..s ate...

WHEN USING 1.'.§’_...';‘.i‘.‘.‘Z.‘.t’i‘.§‘;"1i’.“'...‘;.‘:,“.t“,§’..§‘.!.ifi§f;".‘3.':.’: °f Y°“- 1* is “P ‘° Y°“° _G°_dSaV@ the King-

gol_:Iv;lw_’i»l__i_l_i_t: _lime toasprinlz that_ new we Bo Ao Go

\ lf' ii Hoot moot?"

...T-.‘i..I‘.°-.:. .‘.a‘_;:'.‘-:::-.f--i,'.'---- CASTOR IA °“”‘°“e‘°W"- Ch-f1°--ef°w-

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_ -`%___Ri:Ao oinzctions Ms me v_______i;____y ____________,:_i__g0it or lor Infanumdohudi-en. Capt. No. 2 Heavy Battery _ Comng.No.' 2 Heavy Battery.

-t.f~2=.=_+f-l5i. an _ __ ` _

_ _ rotttiw turn __ fill Klllll 701| Hall llllyl Btllliii for Overseas Service. for gvene” Sewlca

°`- ' \\{ EyA(Tl_y That was a splentlitl paper you

U \( 4 _/ read at the club yesterday aftemoon." Boar! tho

tjliurlottetotvn.

Repaired

w` _'eh reoag alll k_i_ncls _of

a c es, oc s ewe ry p

&c_ ’ w |LsoN»s THE Pvsci-ioi_oGicAt. Moii/IEN1' :_-:___r;-_ll_l_;~_-tl-ii in niiik now or nirontnd

`& i' md y°" "ke 1°' % L i

"vt-ry mnoi. i win. my iiiniinnti °"'“““’°°' t

could write one as good for me."

| ‘i the realization oi the prophecy to ' _ - 'hicl 1 lied u '

2:.. _.‘...;”i; fi. ...:t:::..°°:-.i-ii"--.2 § ` THE ,ARM r it

will beat it, and may be beaten, in!

WHAT DRA|NAGE DOES

The beuetits oi' tile drainage are

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