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The appeal for greater production-

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-_~..=1_ni3iee~_‘a lot' of people offered pre.- mm iles- but none a cure in hand-

_ ,tlie;.m_i\re that' would run away

ev.qry~t|m,h`;lhe got her tail over the lille., .Tllle .tliis mare into the yard wiierelthere is plenty ot room, put. a

one lllgnt' toot up to it. 'Pie a rope to t_\~i_e'_`hslter and pass this through the urtzingle onthe same side on which lim foot is fastened up. Now step to

the head of the animal and pull om this rope, which should -be about 14 l

l’e`et long. The animal will turn her

heiid to the' side and gradually sink'

down on her knee. ' ~ When .she is completely down pole her all over. This is done hy using a. piece of broom stock or something similar about three feet long, start- ing at the ears. and rubbing back over the body. tl-I the animal appears ner- vous when you are running any parli- culsr spot start over again and go back until she has lost this nervous- ness.

You will need an assistant. Let.

him hold the animal down while you pole her until she is thoroughly sub- missive. After you let her up -go over her again until you can handle her at will and she will not tlnch or become nervous when you are handling her tall. Possibly you may have to throw her again or repeat the process sev- eral times.

Put on an open bridle and lines and

drive her around for a while and let- her get theftail over the line. If she still is frightened -throw her again. and repeat the treatment.

The neit step is to hitch her up

the way s e has been driven; leaving the throwing apparatus on her, and if she shows the least sign of kick- ing pull her to her knees again. Af- ter she goes so she won’t resist when her tall is over the line. take the appllances off gradually. in working ber, of course the foot is not strapped up, but leave an ankle strap on her so that you can pull the foot up if you want to.-E. L. Drake.

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CHILLS. CULDS AND CATNRRH

.Never neglect. to trout the early stages ofa cold or chill in the horse. Unobserved or uncared for, it may lie foliowed 'by cainrrli, inflammation -of the windpipe. followed by chronic cough, thick wind, roaring, bronchitis snllllllellnlonia. Or the body by loss oi’ vitality may offer only it feeble re- sistance to. the invasion of sirangles, influenza and glandets. The organ- isms that produce these diseases are frequently t.o__‘b.e_found in the neigh-

horlloo5l_.oli_staIbles, probably in a. dor- mant" con lition, but always ready to` obey Naturvs first law. which is “in- crease ahd niiiitlply." Probably there ls' no -greater fallacy than ,to suppose that cold as shown by the thermom- eter is the- only cause of n catnrrh. Closer observation has taught us that catarrh is ju t as- frequent in warm as in cold climates, that it is moresev- ere and -frequent in the late sprin-g and early autumn than in -mid-winter. that rain, _(ok. extreme cold alone will not -produoei it, that the disease is an infectious fever, and is caused -by thc ‘entrance into the blood stream of two or three different germs. in a pure at- mosphere a‘ horse does not contract a true oatarrhl The animals in polar expeditions were free -from it, ,but fell victims when they returned to civiliatlon. - A horse well fed, with a natural coat on, and an open shelter available i rarely sufieiis, _but -placed in a hot, dirty. badly imisea. ni-ventilated stable, and than tiiouble lbegins, and if the avi; 1'- trusts to his groom or carter- 'lrtrevii' will be accentuated -by

t-he' -closln1,_6l all apertures that may admit -tres air, so that a simple ca- tarrh will develop into a, serious one, because -complicated with autotoxins. A draug-hty stallsle' or a hot -stable are both evils, to'be avoided, and plenty of insanitsry stalilos»"by the expendi- ture oi' a. few shillings and the labour oi’ a man who can use his hands might, be made proof against many respiratory diseases ln the animals, is n horse io be englected then, even when the stable is perfect Certain- iyfnot. The -skin of the ,horse is plen-

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Complexion Lotion! Use Fresh Lemons

and Strain Juice _

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Any grocer will sell you two fresh

lemons and your drug store will BUD- nl you with three ounces of orchard Willie. Put these in a hottie and shake well. Hero you have a whole querter pint of the most wonderful lemon lotion at about the cost one must -ptiy for a small lsr or the ordi- nary cold Orelms.

Care should be taken to strain the

-"UCB lhl‘0\lll\ i ""9 Ulm" 9° “° "" wit\tcr_ wi-li slit*-llercil ydrii. _'Pills lui-i',il\c bltioil, caiisiug lil hcultli. while iurkf-_\' ff-attlcrn are wr-ll worlli .i'-~- N505? HONEY |5`> WANTFU _ funn pulp gels ln, then this lotion will ,er D,-,ini iii of vory great importance. llir- pni-r-_-i in thi- ti-n vurrl.-i ot' hoirel.-1 meiiibf-\'iiig: 'i‘lir- t|iiiil.- fi-iiiii the iliti-ii - ~- _ _- _ keep fresh months. Every w0~ \-nm. ‘,0",,g,,,m. ,unfit huvc ii i-l\anri> .in _loint or tip etid.iil‘ the “lui-, arc riilii-it .iii Opportunity for Be.--keepers. iE\ _-_I-~_I _\\--

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lllan k1i0ws_t it lBl1l0l\ .llllC¢‘- i5 Wed to doveloll bono und must-lt-. ond in Mon mul wmncn uri-.iirgcri io flriuk points-rs und should bi- kt-|\l ur-parnic perlmentai Fernie Notel _-'_ _

tigue toxins acciimiiii

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-le reverse. , independently of the

}l:""\°*`Y surface in the lungs of many |

in the rireiiuiiioii or the blood and ini-

“om '-W the horse sevcrelh

. . . y at times,

C“"9l"& *HB0 sympathetic troubles in

uflibrfum in thi- ri

Dflatc care it -will pass- off; hiit, its 1

lf# i0 flrivfl 'the various a_ni.iboilie's"-- 1

leaving their posts gm] 5

ers to obtain entrance, ,

i-tow A ssLi<v noses was es-Q]

Vlllige Of SHYUIS 8 few words in re- 5

CUUIDHHY S`-ling the seller of a balky

easily rein-edietl. l heard lately from i the discoverer of llrls i-iii-.=_ up , ought n veiv fine looking limsi-

er. 'Phe man got hold oiii big, tom i f.-at, put him lil a bag and started oft' i with the horse attached to a buggy.

and when the horse balketl he threw l the cal, on the back ol' the liorse. and i commen-cetl to pull llim lint-kwpriip i (lf course 'l‘homss resist:-il, meowiug und sticking nil his claws into ips i horse’s hide. 'I‘lic horse struck out nt n. gait ibut would tesl: iiic pdwerii of un automobile. A llvorymgp bought the horse at tt good figure, but could do nothing with him, and there. ,

say *Meow* and you will have no i

past the liver_vman’s stable si a two- forly gait. Said the livcryman to i l

seems to have gotten thc secret of making that horse travel fast enough to try u su-per-six. What is it?" “Oh said the man, “just whisper in his car. 'Meow_"' The horse was never lroublosonic afterwards. 'l‘lie fore-

P. perience.-Ex.

GIVING THE COLT A STf`\Ft'l

it is a good plan to teai-li the foal

to eat out of the same box as his dam. and ii, is astonishing how little tui- tion even with very young irolts, is necessary when the food is placed within easy reach. For some time also before the foal is actually weaned he should be schooled to drink milk, if there is milk to be had, and it is well to .remember in this connection that milk drinking is an accomplishment of not little value for any, horse to ac- quire, nothing lieing more advantage- ous to an animal suffering from any febrile or debilitating disa.nse'1lmn the voluntary absorption of milk in lieu ot' other lluitl,wlicu the appetite for solids is .ipricious or altogether lost. Ae regards the diet best suited for young foals, many different opiu ions- are promulgated but in the ex- perience of the writer nothing is equal io good sound oats, with it moderate admixture oi' bran twice ii day, and 2

the sumo uiuterizlls, seasoned with a tablespoonful of suit, anti perhaps e handful of crushed oil cake for the evening meal. .Many recommend crush- ed oats, but repented trials have con vinced the most successful breeders that whole oats are more nutritious. ani-1 if properly masticnled, as they generally are when fctl with dry bran more easily digested than chopped feed of any kind

Colts should be halter-broken and

taught to lead when yet with the dam as this renders them mitch more tract- ubls and easily controlled during the excitement. inseparable from weaning :ind also itlcilitntes housing when the ncoonimorlation is limited, and there- ure several to hc kept ingolher. Loose boxes are prcfernhlc to ordinury iitnlls mr young stock, but provided the ntahie is clean, airy and well lighted ll will do no harm to have them tied ui night, taking it for granted that they nnjoy the greater part rii' i'-very .fav the freeilorn of ii rooniv, and in

lilly of our dom- l

eetlc animals, ii - . * _ n,,m,,s_-M do bfi? m‘y§"'_f1f__0l\_¢:_r_st; __gt_-_sz I DAIRY ¥ St teenies to user. h.i.i milking any

I ' i ie' in' the siation'bas compiled figures of cost

big‘:d§”:`i||‘; g""l°h__"_liVY takes off liisllvf keeping a cow a year and of pro- r

lm careful] » W_0l'_. hut when ui rest duoing a quart of milk from the re- __v,e__ __ __0__l_'__llIlcB l Un nguin, \Vl\en.icords ol' cow-testing associations and dnirylng in n summnr iialryrnnri as m____he__-Wé-_ ___0_;ries in from work,_from'thelr-own herd as follows: Cost w gmd-wnmng IA ra, ict him have alot' feed. $73.03; labor. $32.23; deliv- during the fall or early wintr-r and ie leg__ or feet _-____ .V no water to the ery, $7.18; housing, 9.70; depreciat- reasonably well fed, will so fr:-slieii up ammed for-gatéeréa 1__ll_l__l_§‘-;_<f1li: be ex~'iot;_ ot; cow, $8.83; bedding, $4.00; when she gets into fresh pasture that

edict lei-round ner may and iiueuis ;--_--dvasiiing. -rhen it -coin' e0f"wi.ffi'l, i`-11,' iloiilghddxxogddfllthlsilinif 52%

1;; ‘}_'_’:_§1d_l:_g;5_0l' lllivllands on fhe'r-ents; tools, iitenslld; salt, etc, 53c.; wins “st leafy miatpiit a few ri-iw-testing association expense per me BW FEW llnder the rug to allow cow, $1.40' total, $147.47. The cow

eat to escape , ,B

_h%l_2“‘1g:n_';)h&UB6 foe healed litmus- and a calf worth $3.00, total $18 00

4- Y B mm" dangerolls 'hall lP&VinS the cost item of $129 73

Skin of-tion lite-tif.-. is an enormous res- lf-

"‘“""‘d square feet. and the changes ci-tieiir station to be $149.07 ll0l`fP¢l oxidation causf-tl bv heal and A

lhc liver and kidneys( lt i it ll‘lSSlb|C’t0 contract ii simplt? (llilcti 2 ilhllica-l cold from d-is-turbnnces vii’ eq- it

- - Va 0“l'l §.V`Bl0mS Of pose, but. u more comprehensive

me bud" -In a few h0\"'-S with UlJDl'0- .si-lieme, whereby the whole country

mmarked \"_fm_____ ___ "___ ______0______ _\_»_v|ll be covered instead ol' limited

golds _ure iiricclioli-s und duo to micro- 'r 'gm' sms- The fll'-‘ll @ff€‘-Cl* 0|' U “Om view ni the tleriii-ulillity of increasing

:_|_\:;____;l_‘;‘-_f"‘l:_f_l_';-_;_:~fr(1m iii o skin and there is no simpler or easier way ol

* 1' ‘ ces. '|1930 l@m‘D0I'l1l°ily‘ increasing dairy production than to

l' BS & l'€R(‘i- it

ion sets in) -and pct-mittir.g the invad-

ii

_ "Ummm services of rzheesemakers, liuitermak

_ . ._ """`° :rs and other qualified persons to test

A5 " ‘“mB'3"lDel`- 'Wy I 1-vii UH' lJl`l~ samples of milk paying Sufficient to

. ll gard to 5' paragraph Concerning H give it some attention

horse 'lt is 9' Pity 7-here Sll0lllfi 09 itairy Recorders to ai larger niiinbei so much trouble over a matter so 0

ll - . wlilch pi-oveilllo be ti d~=vil'i.|‘ ii hath' |,

He put. a strong cord around Thomas, 4,

fam mm him 1° ‘I F"@“‘-mmm]-. Whl! :iuce of 11 dairy cow intiicalr- her pro- lailed to set him lo move as he ought. i..-this milking value, ,vi-.i it iii not iii- The Frenchman appealed to 'h"__9!fl5lt'\\'ays easy to pick ii winner just by nal possessor for his ndvlcc._ “_.ljiis`t,;l- ei-ii-ance

.roubie." He did so, and went flying fide,-ation Ai 8 1-scan, fufmi=i-,.,- pi.-_

nic a. prize oi’ len dnllavfi wn-= offered

he flrlil- m'Hl1» "Thi" f"l‘@lI0l1mf1n -'-trier of production ihi- first six cows

oing is no idle tale, but it mnn's ex- i--iw-ii; 37 iiiii nm Dim..-. im; |,f._..|_ mi.-1

\veil-scaldetl, not too bulky. mllflll 01 ,sumincr dniryiniz, is not much ot' a

tion of :i i-ow that frl-aliens iii the

crediiedpvith manure worth $15.00,

Massachusetts Agricultural Coi~ go, in a similiar experiment. found he cost to be $140.0-i, and thc Conn-

NEW PLAN FOR COW TESTING.

The time has come when it change f plan for- the i'-ow testing work oenis in be imperative. ’l‘bf~ Dairy ecorti Coiilrea have l-iervod their pur-

reas, now seems to lit- ner-i=ssai'y. his is nil the niorr- iinporlnnt, ln'

ii'od\iction'ils much ns possible, and

nprove the yield ot the tlairii' herds. The Dairy Record tic-titres. will ease io exist _and the position oi' llaiiry ecorder will he abolislied nite-r hlaji' . 191%. in piar_~t_- or .=‘.u;>ti i»rg,aui.=_u» ion the Department will enlist the

.

iake ii worth while for anyoite to

By transferring the worl. or the

i' persons who are already employed ,urls Stl men niii be rf-least-il ini- oth- -i‘ work. 'l‘lie ii\'ci'ugf= _vit-iii of uiilii iii-i' --»\\\ .is iiii‘|'et|:icii fully (iii pr-r --eiii iii -cnt years, hui there iii i-,tilt |‘i'ioiii i--i iuproveuif-nt [ly ihi.-i new plan wt- liopi- to wrt.-ii large number of milk producers who iftvc noi so far lieeu keeping records. mil thus give u l`uri`tinr imp'eius-, tr ieril improvement,

J. A. ilUD|“:it`.i<.

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PICKING A W'lNNEFt

Aiiliougli it is \veli_ii\iiif-iwitooii iliul

-crtain rl1ai'acteristics lu ilu- appear-

pp _ _ . .s The following incident is worth con-

'l the man placing in iiimi- i-nrrei-L

--:linac records werr- from d_dtl0 up in I-i.fl00 lbs. milk.

I-‘lfiy men cniercil ibc competition,

Iiiil no one was euili.ir>ii in the prize. -‘-H it motif-r ot' fact, only our l'ui'int>r s-ziicreedoii iii placing il-ic first iliroe

ful did not plnco the poorcsr.

iii other \vm'd£i, lilo cxtcifiinl lullica~

iions of milk proiiur-lug ability may be lacking iii rows, oi' Inav be misun- derstood iigi- even tiif- t-xperienrre-1 far- mer Appegirances are often deceit- liil There is one way, liowcvei, and only one certain way to judge accur- ately, namely ‘uv keeping simple milk records There can be no mistake then whatever ai the end of the lact- ation period as to Wiiat each cow has done. The Dairy Di'v'islon, Ottawa, supplies mill; record forms tree on application.

WINTER VS. SUMMER DAIRVING

Many there ure who still stick io

the old practice of letting their vows dry ns noon nn t_-'oiil wi-nlhcr sets ln. rrvldenlly thinking that they are i-.mv- ing money thereby. li is surf-ly false ii.--gpnmy. The cow that boards upon

he-r owner for rno\¢_tl_1au two and :il half months witholb. giving anything in return is-not doing her lies:

The man who proi'esses io follow

winter dnirymiin. because the produc-

,-ipring lfi so gradually red\ir‘r-ii in

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l Au Inside Bath l Makes`You Look

and Feel Fresh.

Bays ai glass of bot water with phosphate before brelkflli

free-me illness awlY- _

Plivsirrinns tht- world ovr-r recom-

mend Ilii- inside liaili, claiming this is of \'n.=iily 'rnorc importance ihnn nutsidr- i~lt\anline=is\. liccniise the -‘kin Dfirfi-‘l -lr not nbsorli impurities into

n that it requires a splendid system

easonable quantity during th.; win-

;“g°:_‘E_ :\v‘_’)__;l_0:;F_4___lI0{.__sweat. But put_O9'l"O§i'O§'ll‘l--D001-iii' *O ter mouths As to her calf, iha_avar~ heat of me bod _ ell lilo internal' age calf raised during the summer is

Y S increased. uiii' cosr oi= Ksspiue A cow. iif. larger ai six iminihii iiiiis he was

swent glands lbe-ing stimulated iulof -.--- n

_;’"V"Y`- 'PW' 0\|l llitlil' sccri-ilon~\,and[ The New Hampshire Experiment

t three months, being weaned lust ai a time when tiles are st their worst; pastures uri- dry and i-old, ronty nights soon fiillow ’l‘be man who practises winter

ell, because the cow that comes in

she will very often equal the cow that freshens in the spring after be- ing wintered as might _be termed cheaply, bitt which in ieaiirv is any- thing bm cheap

The winter con iiiii a-oiiiitimf to

give a good flow of milk until within two months of freshening again. which willsisnally relieve the labor or milking during the iiuslsst season of ilie year, as well mi i~-‘=d\ii=i- the work or milking when lilo dies iiolherniost oi’ all the year, 'l`lien, taking the calf into consideration, ci'impa`riug it with the spring, calf, the :ivr-rage fall calf in woi-iii :is mu(-li at six inonilm of age as the average spring-, calf in :ii ii year, chiefly her-aiiso it i,-i-is tim liitl.-= utif-nllon iroiu tiny lo iiziy iiuri|iL', litr- wlnter ibut is iiot~i>s,=::it~_i- to its thrift, ’l‘lir- spring i-ulf is iiegint'-1-i-il just iii the critical time owing in the rush of work on the form.

li is true that it iaki’--, ii liiili- lim.-

tii make thc- change, and il in also ne- cessary to ciiange om-__ p_luiir_.__iiiir :nip- plying winter feed, as more unrl liet- ter feed is required im sticceesfiii winter dairjving than t`r.ii‘ bringing the same rows through 'ine winfei' _“is dry cows lr will, iio'ii'ev¢.=r pnv and 1.511' veil, in rriote milk, better calves, niore money H H ii

Prnt' Breedo, of- Geneva, ,li`i', ev,-

'perimenlai station, says the olit'i-iles that dust zsriil dirt arc the twig i`o-"toi'< in ii'iii'of`iucing bacteria into mill; is ciisproveri, and by a series of experi- ments it use been fouriii that ti".-air im- portance is negligihie "i'i'.e greaiesi fir-tor for iittrndiiciiis iirirrfi-in :ii-P tir- ,f,u_vs, iinsniiiiui-_\ mill; .=riii‘. :ind .-quip iiir_-nt, improp--\'i_~.'fir-:iiicii iiilliiirir' iii.i» r~|ili\0f‘., gumi iii llii- i-nw :intl i‘1iii|l-'- ii moi the mill; iii ,.i-out-i i-=iiip-‘i-.i mr.-

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., ting their bees or are

» them in the best manner here

s many aplarieri in

is especially to those who are neglec

not man gin;

good locations

_ for profitable honey production more

i~fEFlPIl»li‘¥ /iN|M¢\l S WELL partlifiilai-ly iii Fznsterii Canada,

l"rnpi-r noiirlsliuieui uiiil nl--nu sur- il.

roundlnge are iirliiful in combating ir iiniiual dlseriiies Fei-iling ~l>.xlerir<~d ei

lz‘llli,‘»l1'- \vlll lake -‘tire nf tho nqiirieli- 1 ment factor, 'l`lif- l.7uivei‘slty of l\il.= -i. .--ouri Cuilogi- -ol’ -\gi-iuullliie vregtiriis g i.-l-at-.u and sanitary surroiiudlngs us ii essential as proper iiourielnnetit Drainage or quarters, veritiiatioii a keepii-i,g, siiefis sud stalls free trrirrils rnanuie, dust and other rubbish, .ily- .iibersi use of lime and' other diem-. a fectsms, and eternal war ou arasiteel -':

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will reduce the .‘eIerinsr-,- bill in the

niininium _ ef

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Iii- gow-i-iii-ii by ilii- i-iiiiiliiiriii i'ii‘ ilii- graiii uc iii. r-leniiiiig .\.i thi- dint-.i i-iii grains lim".-. tllliereiil weights pei bushel, if is iierres_sai‘_\' not only to use rlit`fereut sized .-at-i'i=en.-, liui illi-.ii iii regulnti- ilif- wiiiii, =.balii~ :ind f.|iei»il or the mill iii sun the iliffr-tent i-_-f-igtit.; itnfl sizes nf. grain to lie i-ietiiiiul.

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i:~,i~ninf. or sceils or tiiiioi-cnt .l'/.»-ii iii' nc-igliiri. The wind iv. out- oi' Ihr-ii-.o:.t

'important fuciori, 'Pho tli-st thing to _ __

.lo is to-exziinlne the grain iliorougliiy T"“‘m"’"‘?'l‘ lhlllelln

we what other tfrziiii, v.'i=-eil --of-ri.-', r-ti inf-rc nrr- in ii. iiud uiulii- up .ui-'< iiilnrl its iii ilii- tif-5| \-;:t\' to item.

tlielii iiiil '

iii riesiiiiig if.-.ite lm seed iagiiiaie

ilié ina-rhiiie according to directions .ii the mill The iir=,i operation voti-

‘sisi-; iii' `|,iowiz'ig- i-rit uit tin- i,ii.=iu __ _

.lost or the ret",-.' .ttihii _-ir-f-tis will “<7-' fl"-"W ffl’ 1"’ ""

'-iioiigli till- scteeii riritisi’ the lioii- "lf __ _ _ _ ,ir-r, Lriit .i -.eitaiii ziriioririi will git- “‘f““35f‘m9"l U19 9-‘UT TEPIH-Cm? iiii‘r.‘ii1gll-tiit- =-;i'e-et. iii the lower slime 'io make a perieiti wb sim io -_gf-i :iii iiie irirger weed H--'-tie. siirli ;i~ i'r-t~`i.-

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sme size and `-,'.'eig`t~.t as oats ir.;

rin. mnei be it-ati iliron-gli mir# or fl

i--i- inorr- -

'i‘lli~ ;.i'-cond rl->‘ii1\iii; i'-‘i’|iili'i-i: '

i.. ilil`l'i-rt-iii ciu‘i‘.'|lii'»i| 'l'iii- riildl-‘.;-

. l.f.- :irr:i\1gi'~-i ;i-i iiir cii‘-;iriin-,- \~.ii--.i:.l' .»iii zinyiiiing iii' tlii- -in .init i»--..iii; "- , . iii-» ‘iiiiioiii vi

ini

\ill-'Ji \i|\'i|ilil ,Jil llil~1Il;T’,|i ll|’- t'i| i

iisiiit-, ii tannins, mill tina- iiiii.-.|

ri interest in them oi old to a profeesloriai cli managed bees often pai as well =. or better ian ones regular

'iipaii-on for the emo

;spenr_1ri't'n them Thr different op ~ ations in modern apitii piaftices are driefif descii ed

i-;i.EAti'iuc one Foe essifi l‘_1‘°“' ‘O Y*-$.67 ‘T“?f""

-harms Bulletin fin ries( whicti nies' 'ri-

.ippiii ation ii rim

wha.-is colonies ni box hive-i or in sei mi-iiperieil frame hive ig Iron. 1/0 to iii po\ind~i of honey ich, _could he made ttf. 00 .minds or more in an average

, now ptoduc

piodiire Bti to

, 1 . easori. if time cannot he spared t0 ive the lies-ii the' ult-ntio t

ee-il, they might be member of the family

liaridfd to vi ho would take

itie\ might be neeifeeper Bill

OC

mi f time

in Bee= an iEzpeiimenta‘

lr Se ond e r.i.i.iinett free on

Piibiiiation

- -» lirancii ot the -Tlepartmriit oi Agrir-ul

Sl

fanning mill will only .»;r-paraitc 1"

ln i,..

:tl

coclzie, wild `li'i'ic`it'.'vliertt, or even at and `r.arie';.' that are not the

l i

-iii

lilli.

-or uns:i11sia.';ioi~,- tent Jiidici-oils

l,li3lp 'tlliilé I' 5011153

iiirc, Clttawri A good na, ii mms acquainted with the bottri me ilinrls oi’ bi=.=k.“-eping ziiionii one oi’ the :ipiniy iieiiioii- ra tioun that will be li--Il early iii the

irntnw, under ilir

or ilii- l"i-ovini-lei

zmniriiiiiiis. _-\ list ol

A:isor‘ial'ionfi wiili iiio Serrrt-:aries in given in thc ibove

1 to nrianre tc

niifipif-es tif -over

Iii-e keeper i thc lit e ki sp'-rs

thi- idd1t<i-ii-1

Ai'tnthr-V i“|ti'f-si tif’ lien-kr-i'>pi‘i tha' y profit pr( nil-,

erupt-ri apiarif-.t iiicuizti fu i t-iioii o

ev prof lacing region \ hose time not full; occupied with ie bees

riis priricipsl problem will be iiow To inrreef.-f- the number ni nee; "6 ie tulle'-i r-‘-;te-nt in time to. the no

.ii this tiini is r

make the mo=i of

'.'aii‘iai.ai.'- iiiiowlefige or the nee

queens is impor- ieediog during the

deariti mist in irinnv pieces imme- oiffei. i.r-*cc-de-;-_ iii- t.f_i'i1-eff dow will

i:c-nditifins E3' di-

viding strong colonies not less than 'f weeks- 'before i:tin boi.;-ji' fliixv ul--y will iii- oliluincii, provitlcci fer .li-

the middle of the

mi iiici'c.'i,<.~'-il crop o'

i|iif-i‘-ur ,'ii.'- iiii litiuil ti. li.- i.'i\'0r‘

i tlir- r|il_~'---lilo |..ii-i 'l“lii;-~i- iliinepp h., Iii- priir-iii-1--.i liririi brei-ilers in

:--.-" ' ff' air- ,.| fi-.

*ni -‘i0

'-his to it lui ..-;ii~li ‘| tii- piiirr-iidre

t~lii»-ily ;i|i|ilii‘Lihli‘ |i’i the lii'l>wPed

.siricts; no it rule the

*Ill , ~ _ . . . . . A iwiitl 'iiiili-rimil it

-- f-i - ,l c init- i.i1i,t iii- i.il i-ii io ,-ii -li if ~ F-

'if POULI- ‘T _,»,=--9,. _,_-,m L, ,,,,` H". mi' ,_., =_, l<'o\'t-i llririf-'. lio\\-' folnci-, toil early for

_ 1 lit i iii J

'i _ _ _ _ “" ii-i iii i-c:t'r\' iii.; i.;.i--. ..v»,i, ;ii.d .iii il.:-, ll 'f‘1°’i=°l°‘i='i='i=#** \’l"i°'l“'l“'-i“f°‘i'*i'°]' ,»,,]lpi- g-,,1,i'i, ri.-_ iloivii. \'inti-=i- i,.. --

..illi ii. i.,ii.iii.. iii- iiii

tfrozi;-n Poiiiti y

_ ‘- - i

\ii\ llllli \\i|tt| | -i-I '

’l'wt»-pouitd packages ol liens with

dream-ii fertile

,| ,,| i,i-- 'i-iiili |i\ i-\pri=-.-1 iii ".i.'ij»' or »-nii_\‘

'iiiii i~i»'=iii1,f-, ;tbout if--lilo i-iii'-ii. inclu-

qur.-enf. olitain.-ii from

--.liaiki-, li*-\‘ ' 'l - "` i ld . .

_ -H, lm, Mm, ,H \,1,,“. _._,,_, ,,, ||,,. i;-__.,i_iiiii;- |r:iii~-.piii~iiiliii|i t-li.'it~-,-,i'=:‘.. will bc Frozen l"ouit|_v is :L product in which .,,,,,,__ UI. __,,,.,|| .,._-i,..;,| iii- i...i-|i-\- -i-,i i- i

t‘nniit,l'i.'ins hurt- iii-vr-r ;i1io\vn ii art-nt \__,,i_ ,i,,. ,,,,,_,_ ,,,,,i |,;,..- ,..-\ iiiil.-li

tical of iii|i=.i'i-fit. The l'i~c.-iii-ltillvcl art __|m|iL,_ ,,,-, Hui ,|,.. ,i;i|,, “iii iioi ii-_-l |- iclr- imp :\lwa_v.»i iippf-nlf-ii more io their ,,,,,-,,\ 0 ,_ H] .-,H _, ,i,,-,.,,_pi,, |i.i|;

ii i ii i Yi

tastes. i-lo\vevei'. now that war .linzi _,mg Ov,-1,-,iii-iizicltrii iiii- iii.ii-iii...-, . in many ways ullercil our conditions-., Mupy iypi-rliiioiitn iuivi- provcii iii-.ii I

we shoud try to use to the best ad- .-ireful luuriin;-, pin-;= muu_\» limi-a ov-_ I- vantage i'-vorv sfrtica of food nvsi- ..,- for ilie. troiilili- iii i--leaning |lic.=,f--li F- abe, grain. Yoii have pure, i-is-i-.1 :ref-ii. si-ry to order supplies and iioneycon-

at iiii- present iimr-, there err-, lm- tion irom wcerl seeds and the loiigt-.'ll

iiiiiil :i |i;i\iiii;

liners early

Iii If--l iiii -_nllilrl ‘i“l1i:-re .slioiilii i -slilicrs for nfttrui'-Lcd

Iii- ti ;-.iidir-1-?-iii supply

lioiiny, .wi-th

i-anir-~ nuii iiiiinriaiion, or combs, on :mil to tfiiiie -,is yezir it is

ri maximum crop, and more than ever ncces

Two-com b supers

iiicnffi- qiisiitiiiea of frozen pf?-uili‘!,' _-id piumpei .~.,..`i i»i'O-'lm-E- iii i=`t'\r-Ning,-' be fastened together To mtlké

lliai, on account of Ihr-_ lack ol' ship- -no ping sparc, cnnnoi iii- ,sont to tho Old ----»-~"--~-~~ i (‘t»i|nti-_v mnrltcl its formerly Ou ibe| ,,Ri~_H,-cgi) AND 5,;-RDFN ' 1-rivicc rt' \\’ _-\. Brown, i"hir-l” oi' file' -.._-- _'

_l‘oultr\- l“li\'ioioii i-1' ibn l..i\-rf Stool; |-,iiiiiiiii ;i i.i|-!,.- |i.-.-. 'l

Tlrnncfi, n lqcni Iiiiirlmi' got ---slim r

- 1 .

this |iou||i‘_\, niitl ilu- wrltr-r had :in 'lui prurii- ii |;ii.-,.- tri.; ilii- ||r'~'-l op|io|iiii\|i_~,' iii ii'_\- it, uc, rmly on iii-i iiiin,_; iii iiii :titer \-iid |i_i\'i- iii-wit

p\v1i|'.fimi1_v,tiiii on the sr-voral l`riouii'\ iiiat il is \\'ni'|ii iirunliig -:intl _-ii\

whom lit- invited to ilinuer for tli:\|'trce wiili .-1 .oiinii iruiii: :intl uni ill- _ _ piirpose The opinion was iiiiziiiinioiif-. .xiauy tif-:iii iiiiit-< i- w-$~i'ili risvmg _

iliai ii war- ei-`i‘eptiniiull, ...ii-i :intl o ,preiudirfe ibut in eomi- -;-ri.-,-1, it"

ii iiili. tii ni i E? V Ilif ~ iifti

1 _ ...,, p was oi.i etiasgr bark mid iiioss, wliit-li ‘

mer-i'-f e isierl i--'as iPi-`-o'\~-

place? ir-t :iii .Suri oi ius~f-“i._-.

` 5* 3

`i'1`E GEG'v'\iTi'i OF THE KINGDOM

POi.ii.TFi`. ii-WTi=.. _

While it is best at :iii times to tiaye

good, sharp grit i:oi_i_stanIlj.-‘ before _me iowis, it is especially important ina'-.

. _ l

grit be supplied, when feeding ’.a'|ic»le wperation Care rnusr lv-= §?l-L&1'ClS@-‘-_Y10l|

,pi out into the iight or mnei liar.-c oi?

are very rough and unyielding, wiii_ .he tree. _ _ ‘ be properly .grounrl `\i/'ith plenty oi li it is ii mil tres, --nt sit-; or cliélil. sharp grit there in' no tintigci' :tlisiiti oft from Ibn trip, i~iitiin_t; nw iiiutli .”t'~!. ing ont feeding, although the _-mit-fit iirisr.ll:i|r- ilir- riiinil limbs wliii'-li ni'-‘i rule is to tlrat soak the oats for :in --diy Lwo Or Iliff'-‘ ill“l\f?" ill ‘llllm"'-"l`-l liour in wuirr so that they l..-_-ini." .ir t-von ~'=ii‘iuilr1', "l‘lu=. bring.-i the tiip more softenoii. .town so that it muy lic mr.i~r- ini-,i_l\'

Green bones are bones frcsli from r,pru_vcd. uud ilir- fruit picltiiui iiiiiii- I the liuicher with illc attihcrlng izriritif.-_ 1:--is i-x'pcn:,lvr.- :ind iulioriour-. _,_

oats so that the bulls oi oats. \`~'l1iC.'l

do deep sniper for crtractf,-.d honey reduction. .-active container for honey that has .een design.-rl -.fully in ririminliig -'.iitl`ii-i/ni ilu nails ~` glues julia lic-ation to the Apinrist, Central Ex- i' in

ilarilcultirfi of an at-

to mr.-el. u possible dil-

\\ll| be supplif.-ti on :ip-

arin til .i

|,.,| i--“uni ii .l l-‘- ` . - inw' Bees-

i--.ilx |~‘. icry scni‘-tc find all ilificarrlcd ,` » sinh# an-l ~

»,ci~.'i|Js oi' wnx sltoulfl bc

" turned into foundation.

ived ti. lie

vvili im 'wi.=~.= in retain some combs

luv.-siiiticnt, if they ar I

-vi' iii igmiil r-riiirliiloii :ind --ati ‘be

tht.-_ .lf-ws for' somei._§iiU’ Nitin'

ip.,--.ii .iiiii .il it;-iid ,ir-it ii-;iii_»j

5, ~~-_ ""i _'ii 1' E< -le i` "-_'-2 0|

ti.-.i-iii;-ii ai io~.rii.ni.l ini' innlii F-'lf-l I-311

this should he scraped oi`f_with_ ,lull hoe or scrape; made tor tual. '.u1'r.ose. This ‘.=;oil'. is more _easfilg-' .lone inet after 5 rain or during .temp weather iii peii`oi'm1ng this

r' i_‘l-Tivei tio ew ’ r':i<e (ev are

n in _ _ ii

.ceded 1-.fi “iriiei wore; `uecau=e su ir mar he

.i = -_ . -

_ _ ver-,~ dear in the autumn.

aa?

LESSON

meat pri- tiuckerfi may be ulinwcti iii i.'r--\\'- ff

The sooner fai'iuer;i recognize the .rout trunk :mil limbs :mil ii ff.-w lriu'

inet that poultry .~iil_t_ni-t- ,-,liriui-I l»f.- .-r than the old iitnhf. _t“-l\_il\ff_ .\_--_-if , followed on'the sumo liner. flint rinir, .rece by pruniilif, ities:-. Flin- i-ll-I-l.~_'_

ing ls- lliviug' fund und i-are iii -a-'~ iiiodll`lt’r\ ill* \'l$§0i‘ ol' _io-li' iii-rw; uni

pm-P i'c.=.\iii~t|i+2 sooner will ilu-_-.' Iii- iiitlki-fi ihcm prorllif‘t' intiri- dlitl ll\l`Ht‘\` _

gin in rcup their siliure ol' iiroiitii :mil -rull We can i-l'i.'iui;i~ ilii-ir liuliii

br-come i~oinpetil.or.~x with prni-|ii'.'i» i`i'mii wood inzikiug to iruii |ii.il;_iii1-.. _

[mum-._. ,-M59,-s_ We might ini-uiiou ci'oti“.ltr-ii limb-'_

Gre.-ii bone i.-oiiitiin- _tile iiiiiurzii 'Ibis it limln iiifit never he-. ii-ii'ni.‘-ii!_

iuices as well as the adhering sun ,i pr-rti=_vi _union with inc he-nrt -_-i in--_ __ ___

stances. making it superior to the iree. Fins lmperfecliou iniiy th- de-I'

bones that have lain on tht- grounil ioctefl by :in open seam running.-_ for a. while and lost all Llie' natural i'-'iss the top and down thi- __.iilt- julces or animal mutter. Green belies Limbs thu:-; affected. ulien mi»ihur- are also nit-re soluble and capable of -l-“ned with snow or fruit, are likr.-i.\' having the mineral matter digested to or-en up at me top I-_nfl SPIN ‘l"\`»""-_ in parts of Engiand. tm-he-.-e are .__i-ii- sides. thereby- ~_i‘-sums -he We-‘

fattened clilefiy on indian corn ;i_-:ii.i~ ities-:_|ir_r\os may-_be -af:iired_ln_ .4 bolt gd -Inman mga; and bi-_~,i|;.»1 miatges passed irirougli ine irunl.__or ine tie. with lioni-- gi-owii torn tor H -'ll-"ills" -I lllf' lliil-”f|'”lU ‘ll 'NP lim". f'l .

li is clniriicd ilmtllir- iiio:iitlelicfii\i-- iinllinif :iu_f\|li»-|~ iiiuli --ii llii- i-ppn '-_-l _

iuicy broiler that nu i-picuro i-ilu iiiii--yl-.lin fuilf- oi Ili-'~ trot” -\‘\'c1'.'-l f-"PI l|Il:l\~ _-_l1'l___i"" __ is _n turltc-..\' iiouli oi' iiintiiii sill bouuii:-;»r lu vo-II-if l-"`-<-'- ll l'- l§1\lf`|I ll "'f‘l'_ *‘_"- '~"" welt-iii or when about two-tlilrdi~-i-i .-iii ini iiif--..~ liiniis. ii ii i-.~.. i.. ui I- ‘

gi-riii|i_ iiiiil tif iiipilliiiii ¢'.|v.i- -’\lt1n\ :iliifinn wiilmui -.poiliui-_ llir- ii»-i~t|i|ii.-- _.l

in lzi!<l lic tliiicrcnt ways in which the truth

i'-“cc-i\f_ci,l in uii-u’s hearts. To-day

.~ rirr- in nut truth with otlierf. How God`s ,ingdoiii i

| 'mid l-» \‘vu»i'iii wiiif- dmiiinion i<`oiiow

iiig iiiili1i3i.ii:|iCi;»' ilic |i:irnl'ilt~ v.`liir‘l1 iiigiii. Liu-. i-r.-;ipo|isibllil_\ of lui-airing i-iillu i'-iiiir-f-: iliis. lesson on tht- ies- ..n.f.ii>iiit_\ .lc'u'»‘

-,'~;.i

if. |'i`ti‘i’1

_ ,wiark 4121-31

"Tue earill shall be iizii of the tiowieripe of me i.oi‘f.|, as the waters i\.\/el file

|e..i

l .

sea-“--isa. |i‘~J.--Golden

:;i\1uilay's lesson we studied

leavin of the tliity off slirirlnv

. ii. prow ni iioiuc and ab-

iii' .picuriing il abroad. wus: introducing u naw ron-

i.iii .vi lilo iriiiptloisi Tlio Jews . f-.pf-ctizig the lilc-scinli to ascend

iii- ilii: no of `i`)a\'ii.l at .leriisalenrand with ii.:»iii :is liif. t-iii.-f officials to rule rho earth rr, its king. Nothing could ue more

.iiioii than

'.`.`i,~

dont of pm-:ii one Parable bfi- parable he -is

by iiyiniz to sei them to grasp the mean

f oi ilic 1

disappointing to their nm-

tbe principles which he

i1i:.w enunciatiug, that the king-

God was :. spiritual not a tem-

.‘-nl lf\iii*floi'ii. The linrtibles-

are f.iudyi'nrz ,show flint the

limi \\'_"t:‘ soiiiotllliig that

'- ii-iii-/, iii iii bf- ei.-Iiii-<hed ` t'~i I-O\'\»i, Iilill in ill" .'.l`fl\Vl.ll

Youilv, lualf- tivo-tlllrils Ei-i‘i\v|i, wiiitliiliil' ilic fret" Ii' llii- ii-wc will lu" i`l"»l|-f"‘l` Will' ll. ’|l".V “`f‘l"‘ '0 l"'\"‘ il Dall-

' " ` .ii l 'liii» br-1i.\`i-r is -'i\'~'-ii - -iii, not to

be'trio Iiirge- to broil, ii' riiiiiei' lnri-7i-.'|- I iiyr f-ri -ioiur, Ili-“`_-“ill-’l| l\\‘-"”-‘ "

how:-ver, the breast may lie igiisiir-ii,[ii -.rreu i-vo. in ilu- iiiiiiis ritiii lu- _ ana ,hm mm-0 ,aa5i|y (_.m,k,\d im-m|gi,, |.i'-t\\'i---it tho lirriiiriie-1 uili viii- iiii {-_ii_i--1:.

| i .

iii:-i..1»-, i.iii ii- if-i ii shim- |.»i'lii that

iiizii :cn liii- wny io \.lir|:.i_ Tn

mn || muqt nm he ,_m_s,| I ,riiitifil ,iippfii , i' '~ thi- iislit :uid litliiii-r ii from sillin-

‘Flii- folloniini-. iactii ou in.'iriieiint,i ~~'~-----°-'-"~"='“ ill' '

'°'l1|8l\cl.i and remove such blemishes "0 Omer Wm. |_h,,n hy mi, ni- i-Vxiiri-|iii= r-iii-.li morning, hi-torn iiroakfusl. . ii in packing. keep tnli and “init fi-.ith

‘al fl'9°li|0U. _llBl|0Wll6BS and NUI- “ml mn he he réiuimpiilily expr-,i-toil to pm- glass of lint writer with lehspoonflll ers separate., Tie i-ncli kinti in t-un , Sugar is :in impdrtnnl wut' food its

-i--oil

ii*

.

l_i~~ .-\\'

, .l1-.iilicrl|~:iii~-i- ti- l`iod`fi com- , iii vorim- '.§1l_ _lr-.-.ti lilili- ii--, pay .-iticptirii ti. ‘ii-. w--~ l. in uider

iimv iinilr-rf-iriuil iii- ii urlght able iii 1.-ii'-ii them ii. others. ~‘.'i i-i-.iiiiiiii iiii- most signific-

-ii .ra ,invisibility in lilo pre-

I

l _

IB the ideal skin softener. smoother ne,-|y migtmilptn the generous diot ro- ol' limestone pliospliiile in it, us ii illos by itself, und pi'r=ss.tiie iuiuil|.§:i_ prior- in hirtll "ml ‘l"""` “'||_| l`»F0ll-”|l1|\'.“'l-'l-'ll li- “"\\f`lI “"‘ "‘“"“l"" ‘h` “'“*h “lid lgeautiiihr. » ~lvnmmended nbove, while ticsplio all harmless iuearis of helping to wash in the boxes sepsrnlt.-ly. All of il-i- lie n eiiorlngr- in iii:-nr-.1i-i\itiii‘c ilii' -- I I

- Used by day, this sweetly fragrant nldymhiom.,-| idpfiii in the contrary, from thi- siomai-h. liver, kidneys and foatliers must bt- i-livin, fmuuil :ipf,l,iiey_ the tint-qiiriilf-ii n.-iiui-nl hiv;-.--. l°U°l1 Protect! the akin from the evil ivifhout n libs-ral grain allowance he bowels thc pre-.viriiis iliiy'n indigestible i.lr_v-picked, The wing qnllli-. nlioul.l that sugar i.-anno: wholly rf-l`-it-_-'.~. 1

95°C!! 0! l-IIB Weather Bild P\'0V€‘-lllfl will nm likely be much io look at material. poisons, sour lille and tox- have full plumage on both sides oi ihr- being affected in .C-_vmpatliy T`|`i`

.izoughnsssp-edriees,chaflng, and smart- when me imp begins to melt the snow ins; thus cleansing, -.iweetening and quill, which come from the tirsi snrl,iiumlly large crop of honey l"“f1"¢~"l. '-

fllf- At night it works in flie pores tp tht- iipi-ing, \Vlieri two or more purifying the entire iilimentary canal secontl points of tht- wills ner-ii llii- in Ontario, Quebec and Nlmiiiohs ii- _ while you sleep. and is intended to ,-mtg are kept together it is tif-its-r'io before pulling inf-i'f» for-rl _info the hotly, sri- morr- valuniiic than, .init ifiiil was sold qnif-ki-. :ii priv-:s -usiii _ i . ~ bring a frelhness and peach-like beau- have them separated otfeedinir times, iitomsi-ii. shoulil he kept sepiirrite from, Ilii- iv above those iii thi- pri-viriuii ii-1- l-i

ty that wins envy and admiration. or the strongest of the lot wilt he epil 'l‘ho.ii- who ii-iiiir ui- \\'ll|I, I--1-ll |-ointf-rs. Tiir-. tiitl i'.-iiiiim-s _-ilmiilil iii- -iiiii .ind pri--ii-tit iiiiiii-iiiifiii-_ i-oil-I lt' 'll-

Jugt ti- ju Metre up ii quarter in wax -me-nt, the -nxpt-neo ol' his breath, i-oiiir-rl tginpiio. nuisy limit or liopt by ilicmsolvr--1, rind arc thi- most iitlil _greater dr~n'i:ini'l :lufl l\l.f'lll‘l' i"| '--- -'

.,-pint of thll Owdetly fragrant lemon I0- weaker or less voracious companions, luivc ii dull. uchini: lit-ati, ssllnw i-mn-, valunhltx 'Pho short iitii nnil wliiizirros for the new crop 'i‘bu-1, |\_\' l\l"‘ Nl’

Iilbh and lllllllge ftftlnily into - the -many backward coils being literally plcxlon. uvlfi slonini-ii; other who :irc ipiills, lr saved, should hr- iicpt sr-par-'ductng as niurii hmie\- .iii i---.-'eiliih i

N99. lléolt. Arms and hands. ,lt na- iitiii-veil hy careless neglect of this siiliif-ct _to _I-_llloiiii iiiiiii-its or i~ou=t-ii:_ :llc _from _t_l\;-. long ones, us ihr-_v do lthis year, the 'nec-keepers iii i,‘iin.-ids

`lur .i t , fr h- tl nar measure. iitlou, _-iioui obtutn ii iiiiiirtvr noun ._|lI‘*‘<‘a.ie l or. value if mlxod with will not onl lncrensc their return-~ I.-

eiy hal I to whiten, not en es simple precnu o Y . "m,,,,,,,,,,. Dh0RpM|,, ,ii ipi- iii-iii; them The dirt-i-item, gm- sm | |, ¢ ul ba gl ‘ th Em _“__ .|.h‘,,w _M

.en.a°4_;_ »ii\it,§ie,\v»en_nldiisiiu- .- _ , _- _ » - - . - _ _ iuvnaarf- uw cons - 1_-

t oluqgyt Holi!! marvelous- 'Ph I to oi’ liquid mlmure may hi- ore This will cost very little but tn mark the correct weight and ture remarks refer to cvtrarteillioiislv- A" --i- ii on roll] hd hands. Try it and lai‘gely“pl‘sH€lil‘ed by the use of suffi- is sufficient to demonstrate the val- on the boxes. also the name of the increased demand for comb-honey -ll- ,_|.¢ , dm sniping. ue of inside bathing. lhivlrl. and thin as "turkey quills." cannot he predicted. l

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