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Contributors are asked to _hava

their articles at this office' early each weak, as only a short _emergency “em can ho handled BB lute as one p, m. WedllB!dBY~ All received after that hour cannot appear until the following week.

Farmers and others interested are

mvltad to contribute to The Farm The Dairy, The Turf, and Good roads deD“l’tm°“lB 0! i'I`l1e Guardian eitiier by question. C°l`l`9Bil0Iidelice or otherwise. Answers will be given by experts _to all questions of general interest and space will be given to any article that will in any way help to advance Prince Edward island ill- terests.

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TWO EGG FRUIT CAKE

WITH PRETTY ICING

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Chicago Triilunc '

' 'l‘lie annual- request for that. two egg fruit cake, which is liot_ made to keep but to be' coniiiimeli s»peeli~| ily were late in coming this year,' but they did arrive, so here is 'the recipe on its annual appearance. 3 Oile-liaif cut butter, one cup sugar,

one and one-half cups pastry i'iour;

I cooker outfit.

‘llllllti or fort ~ sure cooker. yilve minutes in pres-

Creim of Potato Soup-Boil one and

‘alla-‘half nouniislpotatoes. sliced null, _en mllll/E; Kalions oflsoup stock. for OHMD lllglell- Add three ounces of salt. _meh l lellllvoonful of pepper, and

' 9-’ il0\lDd of butter, and boil slow.

ly for five lninutes. Make three table- spoontuls or flour into smooth paste and add to the above. Cook three illin- }'~lI9 and Dlwk in glass jars or tin cans lv Ile ilot. Partially seal the jars, or _l-all lllld tip the tin calls. Sterlize nine- lt.v minutes If using hot water bath lUlll'fllI Sllvellty-five minutes- it' using “'“l"l` Sell! Olltllti or forty-tive illin- ;“I'e““ If “SIUE pressure cooker.

Bea" SUUP-Slltlk thret-‘ pounds

_lleans twelve hours in cold water. I-Ut llwll Dounds liani into one-fourth ‘Inch _cubes and place ill a small suck. Illace beans. Iluili and four gallons Iwatcr in kettle and boil slowly until lllle llffllllil are vein' soft. lleulovc tile illuiu ulid beans fronl thc liquor and iniasli tile beans fini-_. ltethl-h_ham land lniislied beans to t.lle liqilor and Iadd five gallons soup stock and scu- |50lllllB‘ lllld hrinli to boil. Fill illl.o llliass jars and till cans while hot. |Partialiy seal glass- jars, or cap and tip the tin calls. l’roce‘ss two hours it' using hot water hath outfit; nine' ityminutes if using water seal outfit; _ seventy-five lllillutcil under live pounds ‘of steam; or sixty lllinutes ill pl-e=ssui~i=:

WHEN WASHING DISHES `

Try iisiilg little handbrusll ill piilcc

ot’ it disiicioth. it gets ill the creases better than ll cloth. besides being more slinlt_al'y_ lt will not scratch or lllar, and is' quite as etl'ect.ive as a knife for scrapiilg ill' cases where thc food ndiieres- to the dishes or cook- ing utensils. Besides, it_ saves scratching the knitc and perhaps chipping the dish.

lone-half cup of imiilk, one-halt' cup of nut meats of more it' _vou choose, cut, up as you choose. but medium fineI is good; one-half cup of fruit orl more cut fine-dates', figs aild ll few! raisins--a scant teaspoon of cin‘na~l ilion or not, it fourth teaspoon oil almond extract, or lesfrl it' you are,

sure about the character oi tile' al-MHGOROUS POTATO SEED S1-OCKV

nlolids You may use. i<"riilt and nutsl to <il_lcol'ate tlop. ‘

Slit the sugar, add the butteix,

creanl the two with thc powdered] spices. and be'a`t iilto this cream the

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IMPORTANCE OF SECURING

(Experimental Farm Notes.)

Experiments conducted at tho Do

llliilion Experimental Station, Kent-

nlld while this earliest attempt i» in

plants' later.

1 Seeds should be ordered now, .for`

the whole season, or at least, as soon] as it definite garden piail has been arranged. The planting ol' siiccetssiolll crops should Ile coils-idere'd ill lllaic ing an estimate of requirements. andl all approximate date -set for each s'ow~ . ing. 'Fogethel' with the seed ordersi (which of course cannot. be' given be-I fore catalogues are obtained) orders_ for gardening equipment, should go- i'orward, but. first all old tools, c'tc.,l should be examined and if it is. pos-I sible to make them do more work, re'-_ pairs souid be made which should’ include the use of paint witerevcl' iff

DOES FROZEN SILAGE AFFECT

FLAVOFI OF MILK. i

I will prove serviceable. I

This is a question that is of prime.

Importance. to all daIrynlen'_ and especially those who produce illilk for city trade. From numerous

- `lie, N. S.. with eight lots of Garnet 1 te, 1 h b 1 L ~ d

.PH I t lk IV] _ expe‘r men _l as een teernline . ‘llltl tligarifillk yaondsflgfh-t2.§e§§§?é|‘fheII I l lllll il0l;ll»0l;l;l§@Clll`ell fT0lll illltglelelll tllat silage which has been frozeli_ but

' ` |'g""'W9'l`S ll ‘l Sl°“' H Vl1l` il 0" "I which is fed as soon as possible :lf-

vield of fronl 36 bushels to 240 bush

ter it has thawed oilt has no injur-

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If Bake One Hour _ills hpil- acre. or iii diitff;-ence of 204 ions effem either upon me quam). 01.' ‘ Sy I U ._ _ » » , i 'us 9_5 Del' “cle ll _Y el W ‘ell glflwll flavor of the milk, or upon the' healthi “___hII`"0IlIlr fIi‘l’_st“‘IS;er:'lg(_l§rlltll&elsmlflill[undei uniform conditions. Seed tlonl of the ammaly Hg h0weve,~_ me shag?- hmtcn white 1 __ tl ' -V these eight lots planted ill 1916 yield- has been frozen- it Wm decay more- ' 9 0 le eggs and lllel ed from 68 bushels to 212 bushels per “icky than if (mg had not been tm.

iflllmlld llllV0l`lllE'» f0l¢lllll»§ lll CllF€'|acrc, a difference ot’ 144 liilshels pei' iull_v_. Decorate the top so as to <:0V- _ acre. Tha respective positions of thc "I ll llllckly Wllll llllll? llllfl lllll-‘»‘ 5 different. lots were ciiallgeil very iitt_ii~I brush over with it little' white' oi' Egg. I ill the second _\'cul', bllt the lowesti f‘"‘l Halle ml' ‘me ll°lll` lll Sl0W 0V€ll yielding ones int-leased'soiliewiiat allili ‘ll ll lllll`l’0W» 0991>. llllDf‘l‘ lined. -'fllltl I the- higliest yield was not so great gI`fI‘I“@d Pam _ _ Seed i'i‘t:~m fifteen others ot' this

ll Y = case, and if it is then' fed there is likely to be trouble. Frozen sllage will _ not affect lnilk, but ilecaycli silngv will. _

SILAGE FOR GROWING COLTS. _

Fo decorate cake: Place ti valldlell variety was planted in i916 and thc guage L., not parmmlarl.. adapted;

iflllfflvl' what you will in the cell- lowest yieill olioiilinille was las lilusil to feed to hors” _but many good. ll “ll lW° Others lwll way between els .mil the highest 278 husilt-is par m,,.5e,,,(.,,, fem it to me m,,,,m,,__

II' “ml llle *mil ill' llld lJBll» Place : acre, a difference in favor of ills best ilrouiid these wllole or llallves- ol' ovér the pool'cst of 120 bushels pei' lihiiii-lied almonds, points in, making at-re. ll0l5_\'»`llk9 fl8Ul"6S. lilo lluLS f0l'rlllllg, Tun lots of pure stock of Green 'llc ilelalsl Millie ll b0l”i\€l‘ all th@']l\ll;-lliitaill l`rom diffcrént growers, \\'ii.V around of ally lilies you choose. 5 ranged from 1601/, bushels pei' ucre tc| illld fill in' between this; and celttrelillii bushels per acre, a"<l`iti‘e<l-ellcc ol: figures with pieces ot' nuts and fruit. 1312'/gi bushels. Seventeen lots of irish: lliainiy the flatter. iisiilg il hit ot`_ pls-I t’obhir‘_r ranged froni 93 busllcls perl lll<'llIo'oi' ilngelicit if you have tllonl. I ill-re us tile pooiwvst to 235 bushels a.-'

--------~~~~--- _tile best, tl <Iift'ei'clii~c lil t`u\'<li' of tlli'I

_ CHEAP BUT GOOD SOUPS lllost yielding struill ol' 142 bulici.~'.§ -I --~ I This would slloiv that tIlc_l‘il lllay bc u.~ I

'I`iii» llousewite call utiilizc lilo' cheap: gmilt il ilIi‘t`cl'cllcs between potiitocr I

but wllolesome soup stock in nlakingtof the siilila val'ict_v as there is be I delicious soups, in the follnwilig l'c-_tween potatoes lil' tliticl-ent varieties;

"limi: land that it is wise to seciii'<=_ stock;

Cream of Pea Soup-Soak lu wnterj tljoln furllls whicii ilnvc had high

uvcrnigllt eight pounds ilried pelis.,yieldilig crops. iiccaiisc-_ tho tlreeil

Vook thee pas uiitil they are soft, alldI Mc~liilt.uill has failed ill giving n crop' ilicn mash fine. Add five and one-halt' I oll a certain filrin is not proof that gailonl-, soup stock and bring the whole I tilts vuriety will not yield well there; I to ii-boil their pass the boiling 'liquid I it may have been due to low vitalityf through a fine s-ie`ve_ Make u slliootii I lil the seed stock. Such reversion ill; haste by mixing one-half .pound flour' yield may have been dns to liiscssc and ii little water; add ten ounces I or adverse soil or ciinnltic conditions sugar and _three [,\|m;¢,.l~ aah; and addl which ullccteil the crop at some tinli- llic whole to the pens and soup stoclcl and I; lliay be better to discard thi- Vook mlm me soup |,f.g;ns ll, thi,-_k. _ .stock entirely tilaii to t_ry to_' lirili_g it

ifll; then puck ill glass jars or tin | up to its t‘oi'm€.'r vitality by selcctlon.' \'llIl.'. i’al'tiuiiy goal me jars, 0|- cup and --~--»~-»~~~» --»-~ llll the vans, ii’~us-ing a hot water bath EARLY VEGETABLES l outfit, sterillze tbl' ninety lnluutcs;{ FOR FARMHOUSE USE! '-‘llility llliiiutes, It' using water s'cai| __ ____ _

'_ | ’l`iic i`al'incr who ielltiwliiills all idcu

lol' providing tho ui\sollitP_l_\‘ llct'eSsnl‘_\

_ vcgetnblos t`or his table pina s fcw of

the ‘luxuries in this il|ic` which ho, should not, deny lllilrseif; sllouiil ill~ ,ready be planning his hotilcd ac-tIvi» , ties for fIie.i‘npidly ilpproaciilllg Sprint! I

Can _0bga|n New Haalth Throuchlss-u.~i'0n, while for the man lllcky c'n<|

the Usa of D,-_ w|.|||ama' tough to possess an oliificiiilly heated

plnk p|||, greenhouse. .iniiiulry is a busy month

'I .___ u.i the great, benoiit from such poi'-| i<lvci~_v woman at sonic' time needs 'sossioilsis obtained at this season. li tonic. At special times unusuail To got the nlost out ot the furni denlunds are made upon licustrength ; garden it_ is necessary to iliakeuse Ol' Wilt-re these ure added to the worryihotbed and cold~fralne. and if real limi work which falls- to her iot,i early vegetables are lies'il'cd_il certain* wllllilneni and ill health will farilliw_ amoilllt or work will lla »‘l“"l‘f‘l llglll unless the blood is fortified to nle'et_;ll\l’l1l’i llllfl Wlll gl” §°°‘I IQIIIIIIIII If the strain, _sufficient pains uri' taken. bor v€T'_\'

Weak wonlen find in Dr. Williams'

1’luk Pills the tonic exactly suited to their needs. Most of the ills fr0lIl which they suffer ai'e due to blood- lvssness-a condition which the Pills- reudlly cure. These pills save the' illrl who enters into womanhood in il bioodless condition from years of misery- and afford -prompt and pel'~ lllllneut relief to the woman who is I‘l°°lll0HB. and therefore weak. Mrs. Wm; ii. Wagner, Rosenthal. Ont.. writes:-“After the birth of nil' WC' ond child I suffered from troubles which most mothers will understalld. without going into details. The doc- l°r who was' attending me said all ‘liberation would he' n'ece'ssary. bllt all l dreaded this and as Dr. Wiliiams'_ Plllll Pills had -been of great help to llll' sister I decided to try this medi- °lll0. and l can truly any that after “lllllll the pills for some time they lllaile a complete cure' and made life '“°f° movable than it had man- for ~ 'l lam; time. i liilnk every woman °“fl°l'lllK from the ailments of 'our “BX should give' Dr. Williams’ Pink l’lllli a fair trial as I know from my "Wh case the great ‘benefit that tol-

l°Wii their use.” - _

You can ge; these pills through any

lllerliclne dealer or by mail at 50 Wllb. a box or six boxes for $2-50

curly season work ii depth ol' nbout 30 Inches ot'nlanure is liecessilry to provide sufficient heat to offset the outdoor cold ns ii layer of 1-urth at llaast four inches deep is' advisable for the growing of even the short-time slnuli vegetables such as radish, let- tuce and cooking grefens, u pit of suf- ficient depth must bil lllllf lo “"9"” °f the 'disposal of this- bulk. _wltll the space added ily the hotbed frame. A sheltered position with ll f:l0llth frontage should be chosen for tile ilot- had, and one is fortunate if this D0' anion' has bee'n already decided on and the ground protected from fmst so that the work of excavating will not entail _picking through frozen soil.

For best results at tIllH~ H98-90"- $°°‘1

‘strong llonie manure should beiserirehcfs- ad to supply heat fol the bei. d manure should. lid Dllell “ml l;“"'° frequently until- il arrives at the right sm 3 10;. wnllnutng the production

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ot' heat for a period silfti<:i§:\trlt:`ltl:li_‘::l5

they are carrying over the winter.; When the sliage is fresh and of first. class quality, it can be safely feed to horses, bllt ifl it is. the least old or; tainted by being exposed to the air too 1 long. it should not he fed. Of cotlrsc. rotten is-liege should not be ted to any' class' of' stock, bill Ii' tiierc is ally dll-_ ference ill tile' quality ot' the silagc. the best should he ted to the llolses, und the stud' that is not quite so good `givcii.to the cnttlci Young colts nlily» Ile- safefly ff-ll s limitcd quantity ot, silnge, lnlt il_lliust_ be thc very best. and used ratiier to give variety to the ration than for its feeding value, Try, giving thc' young feiliows :l little every (lily and ser, it` it does not. illlnko thelli lllorc ilcilitiiy. If’ roots arc plentiful, It is better to feed thcln to thc' coitsi and keep the siiage for the' cattle and I other. llorscs. _

FIRE PROTECTION. .

Now is the time to figurc out whe- ther it wil'l not pay you to have; lightening rods put oil your house nndi barns to piotect them from lightn~' ig. Many expeldlneiits have shown that bal~n`s and buildings that are pro-. periy roded are very roi'eiy struck: but the rolling must be' done pl'opel'i_\'I or if is worse' than iisclnss. .~\ building' that is illlpi'opci'l_\' rodt-\_ll is iliilcil lilillcl likely to lic strucli tllun ollc that I;-i|

not. The llluiii essentials in rodilfg ai building is to lillvo itil llictal parts_ c'oiln`ccted up with the iiei-lp rod, which is buried slifiicieiltly deep tilstl it will llc in coillact with lllolst i~ur'til.i Idven if your inlildillgs ure insured

If Strength Declines _

As Age Advances _

Follow This Suggestion:

So iuauy women grow old boforei

their time. perhaps your wife or sis-' ter. A little wiilie ago, buoyant, full' of vigor and activity- she enjoyed; life and inlpnrteii pleasure to thc wliolel i'amiiy;but now in a few short years* she has faded and lost color and sire-4 nght. Silo is just ready to deveiopf some disease tllat will further weaken aiid debllitate. You remember how lt' began, failure of appetite, tired ill thej morning. found housework burden-i _some. always nervous and a little irri-_ table. lt’s a shame to ict hor goi down hill further when yoil can build; her‘up so quickly with Ferrnzolle. 'l`lie\ change this nourishing tonic makes in_ is weak woman is surprising. it gives] great zest for food. increases appe-I tite and digestion enormously. Tilel blood gets richer and stronger aiuti adds new life to every organ in tile; body. A rebuilding process works; through the entire system. Thi- iirstl week will show an improvement, and; n month or two will fatten up the; thinnest, most rull-'down woman youl

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with tools it should not ilu Illlrd to

'».ilv Ili hotbed mllllugeilicut dulini; _ track and wheels, of course, will liavc; vmm. _hu uppm.(___ll_, _HS(_us____I pU__uOn thc vel v ealiv season to bi- bought fruln il biurkslliitll or I , _ ' - _ _ .‘l 'i`ii~f entire piliilll;\"llllllsi> floor. \\'ltIl

A hotbed staited thus ellllv ili the ironiliollge`r, but the cost ill' lllcse,}IlI_I_;I h.I€II|fwII_I_I\I:_I,I]I,I]nT.II;:EII:\,)Iif__uII:|;I_;I*nmIllll' t-'~\l‘l‘illl0ll Ol' lllc llll=~'llll¢f illt-IPP.

Heal can’ haiélly iietglepeliiliell oil tosiloiiililuliot nniouiit to illoril' than allum |,_..9n ,.Emm,e_|_ mnm_l`,_ _|'L__i__r_;______;-iiolll<i be kt-pr trilflliiiell with dilttcr. ce ii or le s al n o ew <0 urs. , _ .- _ _ , ` ~ ' €xci'<'i>‘i is 4-ssi»li_lll o li goo cuc- be Itlugspiantcd to oiiilooli? aillii IDI Dtlrillg llle Wllll@l° “'lll‘ll “"ll“k I-“II'Hulut\:il‘Hlzilliltilillllgiltill o‘i`i0.::lIIiI¢;ltiiIi:il1IiI¢;L:l(|)iI- I ~"I"III' ‘I“‘I IIIIII"s'I III” hen” "I'I' IIIIIIWIII good 'supply of vegetables lol the slack, _tile fillle can be 1il'oiitzliill'|p|i,,1_ - :lo work hard for the greater part of home table can be obtained and the spent ill making ii cul'i'ie'r and put-5 _ ~____,___________ _their grain ration. tiicy will likely pit wilil be tlieie for leilliing istcl ting it up. r ii! ‘YHRD ./WI II"""‘"ll‘f lilly and fat.

piogress. plans can be made fol the UTILISATION OF STRAW. E ___

Starting Oi' 0l1llbtllZ€'.t0llli1t0 lllltl tlthcljf *~“"' I \\'llcn starting all ol'l'liai‘d eve-ry

(ln many iurnls whcra strict econo-

llly is observed valuable use is made nt’ straw nt' all kinds. idreqlielitly thc straw is chopped up und nlixed with

silagc. atc., so as to lllziko the food niorc palatable. Sonic i'ai'nlel's are so cnret`ul to get the fullcst value out of straw that atftur it llas been used i'oi' bediling, and Intel' ili.~iti'iIllltl>d over tbe field. it. is raked up and again used for bedding, after lying oil thc groiilld liiitil it, becoilies clean and l‘i'e1»~ t'l'0ni manure.

SELECTING VARIETIES OF CORN.

in groiving' corn for sililgc. it is not

llecossui'y to` have varieties that will colllc to iilatilriiy all at thc sallle_tillle, as the case when corn is grown for seed. .Not lllaily _vcni's ago. it was thought that corn ciiuld only bc grown in those States to the south which are knowll as thc t‘ol'n lielt States, but wo ilou' know that corn may be successfully growll pretty well

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the frame and glass so as to lie; thisiit will pay you to have them protect-Icomfortable, but an excess should heItwo ilu'-iles wide. so lilo lien will not layer heat up evenly; next add the eed, for the insurance' lnoney will notIlW0ld0¢l~ When animals are required have lo _cl-allip their toes to hold on, balance of the manure, allow to Ileatlrepuy you for the inconvenience tliat.f0 lllllllll 0ll lllllfl fl00l' 01' brick 0l' A popular way of nrruuglllg l>9~l'Cll0B" " up again and finally make' one job of I you will be put to if yonr.main barn, I Celllellll lll€'ll` feel Slll'/lllfl be ill`0l@Cl€‘ll_ is to have them one above snother~. I' putting on` the soii'for the seed bed,§i=.ay, is burnt down. Although if one; Ili’ Ulf# “S0 DY llfftlllllls during thc day. I s-tcp-tushioll. This nrraugeuwllt is a Which E-lloutlll be passed' through alll; cal"et’uI, one call _make one’s owiii --“‘” *-'“"“""“-'1 very poor one. When such porches screen so as to keep out all stones andlilghtning rods and put theln oil onli., are used. tile hens will fight for tile lumps. ` self, it is usually better to huy ihal RID TREES OF CANKERS high places, resulting in much confu-

After the building up of tile' bed in rods from a company which lllilkeii nI -l

tile bove manne'r, time must be ai-Ispeclaility of thenl alid get ii; to putt Ulll”lk9l`tl 0ll ililillf-> tl'€€S are due to.'I‘lle pcrciics should llc iirraiigcd oil a

lowed for excessive heat. which will I them up. _ §"lll‘l°llll l`*’~“5L‘l‘-_ ““'~'l‘ “S l"l'€’°ll°ll ll”0lll I level. _

occur, to pass off, auda tliel'lnolue'tel" Ifllllgl lll lll‘flll»‘l llll1€‘ll by D€lll` llllglllli Pro\'lsion' shuiiid be nlzlde for ii should be usc'd to iliake sure of nl satis-I STABLE CLEANING MADE EASY. I°l` I" “'0“"‘l" "““’*“‘l Ill' -llllieclll Ol' ` dusting place _ for liens. This can factory ¢c‘lllpei°iit\ire before seed-_l i I°lIIeI' ‘III‘IIII'~v' aIIII the I‘IIIIIia°wI` °f the. be done by boarding oil' ii sunshiny ing takes place. 'l‘lie 'tlilne ulllowcd fort Nowadays. what. with ct-uieilt ‘lunker muy I’° III`I‘I,I'mI"I"" by S`°"d_I“3_ comer and llsllltf tlltf lillllvé H0 lllllvlll' this purpose will also adnlit of 'tile I floors ami gutters and iittcl' cal'-I ‘L _’II§"_I"l°I‘”, I0 yum' I`*Xl’I’_I'II'I‘°III SHIIIOIIW Fil iltl il tlllflllllil Dllllfll- If U10 llU0\' l~‘l li germination of lntiny- of the wedillllers, cleaning out the stable Il‘e""" _fl 90°" "l“’l"" llllllllll-T l`°l"dil'ty one it will only Ili' ili»i~essiii'y to seeds- ill the soil. which cull' than bells not halt' the' lallor und trouble it I kl;I_}‘I__u‘l*l'f;_ f:::’l“;’l“’_`?‘ keep the soil well spadcd and pulvcr» destl'o_ved bc‘t'ore the sowing of vcge- used to be. Aitllougii mos; peopll.-_ _ '_ _ _ ' .I _*I "" 'im-ii. lt, ilowcvciz the floor is ot' boaliis table seeds take place. A good sup~I'wiil find it bettcl' to buy; il litter ciil'~ IIwII_ lIIIIIII'III_"I “hIII‘I"l_°II”II‘:I` _ul"5`_oi- <'olli»l~<-ru, it will be ilci-f-.»'sal'y tc

sion, display of temper and some falls.

.irc .lil liuiljelt to the s.lll1c culc -< _ » I I _ I ¢

lily of mats should be kept on iinnd trier and the track and cqilipillclit- _ ‘_ _ '__ __ ' ' _ ‘_ 3 proviiiil dusting init ella. tolli ins for protecting the' bells at night ol-_that go with it fiom sollic one of thc “II ‘III‘I IIIIIIIIIIK “I III” in l-wild. il' H'-‘-\liJlJl.\' 01' this criiinot during snow storms, but 1ii\'alltlige"tirliis that sell such things, if one is ` I" _. ' _ _ _ _ ‘Ile oiliailii-ii, tlliilly sifiizd coiil-iishcs Ishould be taken of all tlllllsiiilsiiiiii- sonlewhat of a lllci-llanic and Ilunily' S(;II_II‘IIIIlIle"I III"{IITe°tbI:lP°III°II_°“n.\\'iii' do as wvil. \\'o<lll-ilsiii-_~‘ siiould Itllnf ot-_cill's. Su it can bc seen that a I " ` ' I ' ‘ `

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notl ue sparc( trolll lctri=e,.\llil, _, _ _ _ _ _ }“_h(___ _IIN __ _hp _“___ _hu whnlv ul, ,not ln- liiiii ill illt dust blllil fm thi.

good tleul of cxtlu attention is lie-to _make thc carrier' otlcsell. 'File iron 1 feptlqi lll'i‘il should ha (fm om W0" hui' rcilsoii that filo iinic tiley i-‘oiltaili will

talkc thc gloss from thc iicil s teutlicrsi

I How To suv 'raises ' Z- ““`l"‘7l`

slioiiiil plant Let us advise him to uso RE FATTENING POULTRY'

li ui huoun \.l utils .ls lla e ~~-~

plovcd suittlbii tolli sol] of lil~l local- T., mm.,-, ],0u|(,y pm (mlm hm, 1,

"I I ‘I ` ll' -lll'I t`noiI, tllcii give thi.-ill ll special ration

\f; _ lllll l-ll‘l\ Uil l cxpc lllii lit 'oi' sf.»vi»ll parts corn nn-:li_ thri-c part.

\\ \ liii~ti»~~ solllcuilllt .lpnll lllllll niiiltilillgs. and out- part bran. with

III`I IIIIIIIIIIIIIHII III‘II"I‘I Iiiiittcrlliiih clloilgll til illskv ll llllxt.ul<»

II I"I I`°IIPI‘IIII IIII"Ip°I ‘III‘I "III about as tllill as pallcuki-_ iillttcl:

leliailio to buv yotll stock fiom an During 10 _".14 _IMS may pm, nn. 1-,._,|

»;"e‘1lI;III`IIlI_.II _IIIITIIII II IIUIII ‘III this ration tllcy gain l'lolll I5 til 25 ii. I ‘ ‘II I “" le ‘Ill ““‘""“ "‘ ~. 'il wr-igilt and niui-il lilori~ than that leprt->~i-lltatlvc ot solllo good nlilscl\ in ",l\,m. _ llc l~i .1 uliddle inzlll and as such li I '

titled to his perl-cului:e_ init tile ivlsl-I '_`”"’“`“_;'

turnlci' will not pn\’ it to hilll. fi _ l . . i

' " H@§% Y .__ . >i€'|'!‘ .

\\' go to thc. nearest iliil‘s`cl'_\' of IIFIEIA' *+>I*II* _.__

_ which lic knows the l-eplila.tion_ or it' ,such bc lnckilig. llc will bc guided ill Illis clioico Ili' till~ ;lil\'cl'tiseluellts Il-

; Pics

5095 in his fruit pupm-_ A I

All l`ai'ul pllpers now make on him

1 ,~- _ ' THE BROOD SOW NEEDS GOOD est tttort to c.ill\ oul_\ such adwl - CARE FOR BEST RESULTS

I tisiiii: as is ililckell _hy reputable ill~lli_==. land the farnier saves llinlsclf tilllol Full ___ I __ _ _ _ __amp_

‘l»’.'ro\vei' _qiiiistiolis what va.l'ictics Ili- i

isu -I ":lI~ 'I ' I " i" -I '.~

other food such as ilects. liiiilli:lvs.;' it_\.'. _il' lil- wi.~'iii-s to cxpr.-l'iilivllt il bit. _-mir. km.” t|,,.m for U ,my “.;Lh.,|||

_ lei iii rig' rii this ll: ll xiil'_\'_ ‘

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trouiilc ‘illii' vxlrfllse bv inn. I ‘Il _ IIIS II"I IIIS II_I'IIII 'II “MII

I I kum IIE( I ol ilio ' \\Ii<

;ot' its coiiimiis to direct liinl inl ililik II.I"‘ "FII IIIII QIIIIII I I "II l I IIIII'

ull' liver (‘u_linda. In _growillg fodder; ing his _l____i__i0nS| vi'l_iitci~ll_lg brood 'so\\'.~‘ io llc plltiills tolli. thc tiling to do is to choose one; ' ~ - ‘ ~ »~ ‘

variety that will yield wcil. bu|_ will still llc carily mloiigll to iliiltiirc bci'orc the t`l‘o;it collins. lit is illipossiillc to gc; ll vliricty that will both yield they gi'catcs't possible. and illntilrc cariy_ enough til e-_'.~'cllpc thc t`i'o.~»t. Allothl-l' vill'icty should be l~iio.--eil that sc- lected for its yielding quantities, 'i`hc illorc green' fodtlel' this \'nl'lct_\' will produi~c tiic lli‘l'c,_tilc bi-t_ti-l'. l'i\i:n|ii-i lces ol’ thc fact that it will not iliil-_ ture betorc the t'rei-zo up. ily >'»o\\‘ing illcsc two vzlrictics togctIlt‘l‘. the yield ot' foildei' is made largc, but thc variett-_\' which is <-llose'n for tllllt. piil'- pose and the quality and feeding viiliiee ot’ the crop is lillsurcd by' the vili'icty that altlioiigh not _vieldilig~I quite so heavily colnes to illlltul'it_\'f Illzfore tile. frosti-. tutciiils it. _

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A vci'_v t`l'9qilellt cause oi' ilil'el'tiIilyf

ill eggs is an ovol'-t'at roililitioll ot, the-_ liens. 'i'ili.= we might expect. as vw know tllilt ve-i'_\' tilt tillllulcs lil llli‘_i:c` llililliais uro shy of ilreellcrs_ With a widcl' kliowlctlgi-~ ot' thc' i'e’l|iiil'i‘lllcilt'- nt' fowls, und with zl llloro cxtciltli»ii` use ol' aililliui l`ood.-'_ ilii`cliiIit_v is buf coilliilg |lioi'c` ill|'rl~qucllt iii hili'iI_\' stl'aills_

' BLANKET THE HORSE.

if_ pays, for thc liill'sc_ like cvi-‘l‘yI

otllcl' niilllial. i'i-spoll`tlr» to good, tlcutlll¢>llt_ ll' thi: horse is lllloivcli' to stand on the .~.'ti'ect in co-ld wciitlli-l:j Ill» siloirld be protcctcil with al li<>a\'y_ blanket iniiileilitlti-:ly on stopping. 4-vent thought be be' .=\\'cllting. \\’heil Iirniiglit into the stable in :i s\\‘eatIl_v i-onllltioil. Ilowcver. llc siloulli not lic bliiilkctcli iillt_il he has ccascil to sicuili oi' llothi linll' and Illili\ki“t` will rcillnin wet. 'l`hc stullli- biilnkct shoultl be slliuilcl' and tlglitcr' than thc stl‘c`i~t blzllll<<~t_ in. cllr'-c the lioi'sc has i1i~'¢-li clipped, he should stiinil iii tht- stllbli- with il Iliuilkcl alt :iii tillii~~. lillii iiiiicsi silvil |li'ot¢-_ctiilil is give-ii it is iiiiwisc til clip. _

I WINTER CARE OF BOAR.

_ ___.._. _ Ol' the-\ \'ul'iolis kiillir. of l:lnill_ iiiicly groulld outs uri- pc'i'iiaps_ the nlosf, ilcsii'nil|c for thc iluli<_

of the ratioil. 'i‘Ili- iidiiilioll ot` wIicat_

inliiidlings iii tilt- 1-use of ii youllg hour, or wheat bran lil thc case of ii niil~ ture unllnul. to the extent of onl»~; tllil'd oi’ the rutioll' by wcfiglit, iiildedl to the outs, llilikes' it most usi»i'ul_ 4-_oulbinatioil_ Skinlnicli iliiik lllny lic fed to good iidvnlltngc, especiali_\" to young bolus. For thc purpose' ot' |`ui'- nishing bullk, vai'ict_v and sii<'ciil<‘l\i-c during the wintcl- months sonic st-i~~ ond-crop clover or lllfllikn liii._\'- “Ill “D finely. soaked in wiiilli wnti-r and lllix- cd with the grain ration. gives exrcl- lent. results. 'i`hl» Illini' should nm lic ovorfed, bilt given just what hc will cat up cleaii. ily' all lnenns~_ thi- t`c'cl|- cr should i\\'oid iiavillg the boui' fat. as it is just us injurious as to have him too thin_ Itsglllai' excwises should bc given throiigilout thc eiitirn year. 'fills can usually be iurnlshcil ill Will” ter tllrough°tiie nicdluin of il slliuli yard adjoining thee pen.

BED THE ANIMALS WELL._

Animals confined ill stables at niillil

should have sufficient. bedding to keep them clenu and vonlfortllhle. liorscs that ure not ivvil-ill-dilcd are likely to develop “:~iIli.»i\_~llllils" ironl iyiiig on tileir trout fcct. which tiiey doubic under theillscivvs to protect their bodies l'roin'tilc floor. (.‘lciill straw. coarse hay. shavings. peatilloss und

-l-l-i-“_-il

tlilngs ill ordi-l _ini tilcil plopcl l.ili

I I -T __ “v” and lililliagelllclit. .\ ill'oiiil-sow is not ‘ illlliki- other i`zli'ul st.ili'k. iii illnllv par-

iii~i|lal's, llllfl i|` sill' is \\'or|ll_\~ ll plzli<l»

|nt all oh thc t`nl'lli silo .~'IloiiId llc _\.:i\'cli,`

Intilslilst, :l i't‘a.~'<lllzlIllil i-lin|li‘i~ til "ll.lnl<i- 'gii lil hii ili|.litll it of f.lilll il

oil" ` " ‘i" ii-i ` " '

I *¥§*H<%E+I lliloillics.

ti" on illliny |';li'llls is to

` 'I`Iit- lrni- 'fi

FITTING THE HENHOUSE up FORIsiili|»ly'Iiii'<-4-li fill- .~'o\\' ill thc fall slili.

- REAL PROFIT' rllcn ii-t ili~i‘ “i'o\ig'll it" during ill.-

, _ `“""" _ I wiiltvi' with Iilfll- toiul -.ind olitililliliv FII" I_"“'"* Ullglll tn l‘*l“‘ ‘l"l"`-*ll* ll' _-_lloiti-i' llll_\'wlicl'i'-~tlilil happily slit' lilily

lilo entire tloor_of` the ilousc, l<`ollitIm,,| it 1| ig w,,~1;i\~.._1_\» ,-1-H.-i_ Ihr _ll0ilil*‘l`>`f llllll lll‘lll_lllllt-5 \'f‘-*‘-*Ol* Slllllllll tri~_utllll~ll|. that soilli- of llicsl- poor _ rest on the table ill the luiildle oi' thi- |,,-mm ,-(.,.(.;\._, mm mp Owner nf any ! l“’“S"' ll" il" ll"-' l‘-Illlf‘ll`lll lllflf- 0Xl0lltl>' alllnlsi siloiliii bo t'ol'L~cii to lllllkc the-ill ‘ I II"_Im me w"II~ III I"’l’P‘"`~“' illlil lllllll' colllf¢ii't:lilIe or have tllclii confi.<l-alcii. tlllns are kept on thc floor of till 'llii sllv thc \"i-ry In-_~"t that cull bv silid` house the hens \\'ill‘s0oi\ pollute thc of' silcli ii policy. it is not lit :ill in tilv lllllfl illlll Wlllf'l` ll.\’ H<!l`2lli*llllll£ ilitll lille of' good iilisiilt~ss. .ill ol‘lE‘ei' fill "ml llllel' l“l0 lll“lll\ Inily :lllilllai to lin tt.< lii».-t it illilst i»i»_

\\'liell il plutforlll ol' fable is usa-il kept in congcllilli .~'iii'lvnililiiiig_= and

lil lllllll ill? llUilil¢“l`»< and llriiiltilli' Im propc'-‘l'i_\' foil, and' thc ill'omI-siiw` vessels. it is an our-_\' lliattci' to :lr callllot brilig' forth li strong. ili»ultli_\' l'lllll§0 lllf" ll<*Str< uiidci' tilclll--lli'a\\'-'--' and wvll iiiwclopcli littci' of pigs llil fnsilioll. 'l`ilc nests should be illnili- lcss tlii-so i-.<si~litiiiI_~‘ lia\'c Ilocii ob

to slide In and out. 'filo buck pull sf-i'\'cil.

of the dl'nwei' sllolilii lic bolli'd<>ii up 'l`Ilc first csselltiili is li i~llll|t'ili'tabli only sutilliir-lltl_\' to hold thc lic-still:-_ piucil to sleep. 'i`ili.~' ni-4-li not bc cx- lllut<>l'ial._ loavillg ull opening for tilll |ll»ii.~ai\'i~. 'l`Ill=_ liluiil tiling is til Illivo ii lions io ciltifl' the llcst. 'l`lli- uilvulli lIl'_\', l`aIi'I_\' wilrlll ltllll |`li-»- l`i'0lll ill':ii`t.~ iigcs ili` sucll llcsts' lll<>‘1 'I`ilc_v tukc up with pie-llty oi' silliligiit. Dilillplicssl no floor space, being iilldl-l' the tubli- is thi- will-st r-iiviily that tin' pig has they arc’ dzlrii, and licils prcfci' dark to cillileild wiitli. ’i`hi~_\' will noi tlirivli llheq mlgyg 'l`iic_v i-all ha ,,.,,mW.| and when tllcil- q\lul'ti-|'s art- ilnulp. ill tukcli out llt` the bllildilig for i'icilliiil_'_' 0l'tl'l?l' lil i\l`*'\'<'lll lille ~'vlI. il is :iii» and tlisillici-tllig' and thc' eggs urls cus Vl-*lllllll 10 Plllllllltl tllt llfwlilillll !`l'i' _ ily guthercil. tluilllriy, no nlilttcr wil+~rc it lnay bi#_

_\'¢.S|S »_,-||(,||m nm-,,,~ hu 10,-;m,,|' 0,, sltllalti-d. .\Iill.~'Iiil'll rapidly lwliltilll-ts

the floor ot' thc llousc for thc l'c'nsoil_~ ll"lll lllllll 'll“ ll0'l_"- lllalllllli flll fllllllllll gimp they (app up yleppshm-_\» y|_,.,,- l|licolllf`m‘tubio, faking nlorc fond to _._-.pm-(._ 3001,' |,¢._.n_mE._ |'0“1e(| and im\u,._ kcep up thc l_'cq\iii'cillclif.< of hor sys- tlle' cgg-eatiiig habit. lf nf-Silt ur.. teill aint l'avor.= the illniiipiicntloll of nailed to thc wall. they should llc pro ‘ll“’*l-"" F""‘""' _ _ . \»|(|p(| Wm, _,~].,ping ,.,,ve,-S_ Su Hu 'i`hc pil: is prili~|il~uli_\' witllcut hull' I hens cauiioi roost on tllcili at night. *ll‘l_l "ll llllb ll""‘llllll l>‘ Il"}flll_ll\l'l_\' Sf‘l-l' I |)_.0pph|g_h0m._|H __,h0u|_l he insml sitiyie to i-old' winds z\_ii<l ii'l'uit.-_ flood md in _,ll },mm,._.. |m“spS_ ])wpm“.h. vi-iltiiutioli and .<uli_llgilt is tin- bust Iioards i'oii.~'i:~'t of plati`ol'lll. a foot HI"Il`"IIl"" “g“II""I III‘“_I`I"`“~" -ImI`III"".IIIIII m. so Hmlm. thc, p0l._.lm__‘ Tl", "_gt_ U can llc .~'t't»lll'i\<I null is cuillllariitlvr-l_\ ili'op|liiig~Ilo;li'lis is to waive liliiiilirl "l""‘ll' _ ' ,aiili to kvop thc liiiilsi- lu il sllilituljl -\““Il“"l' l_"“"l""` lll"I l“‘l~"' l"’_' III woiliiitinii. 'l`llle Iiousc is ki"lit iii :. I'III'I`IIII’III`II_III III? III_IIII;I2I'III"III III. III" ‘good sanitzliyv <'ollditii>ll_ ilo\\-cvcl; onli III"III‘I""I”I' I"` IIIIII ‘Il I“"I4I`I"`I" II III" wlicll the llclard-s :irc i-lcillic<I zi:= oftiii. "‘IIII'(IIIII‘IIII““ “II lII"‘I""IIII "I'°_ “IIII as _'Ny should |,_,_ H- Omp _,___m_" illove about ull tIili_t l.-_ ili~cc.`~'.~‘ar_\'. but

_clean thi* llilill'4|.\" at lcust ll\'<~l‘_\' iltllcr If IIl\II~" IIIIIII "III',II'III IIIIIIII _'IIA III II`=I.' lial_\'. ll wollld bi- lwtti-l not to liuvl- II"I`I_ I.“II IIII_IIl_II III _IIIII IIIIII" 5IIiI'IIII;IIiII;I tlloiil. lions llliist hllvc t`l'<-_ill sir, and :I:I'_I._I`_If;II;_I:§ItI;_II___siIl;IIl _III .I_I_._ “._.|I,,:§_: ull :li-i-ililltilzitiml of pil\il|i'_v lllnllllri: _ 'I I _ I.” I I " ' iiilitlli-iillitilly uililcl' tllc pcl'f~lii~'s \\'ili ;‘_IIII_I_II.III_III'_II.II_=II I_;`I`_II II_I_lI;III_"II_I`I_l_‘III_IIII? l:i‘onL]_\- dl-ililituto the illicit. The milll» ;I|T\Il(.|Ilil,:|II “I MM( I Jn" "'Ill lI`fI"IIl (I"`lII “III IIIIIIIOII. “Ill IIII -I'I'III t A 'f`lill‘Il0\I" onli all-cpiiii: lI'li-c ii|'i_\' be

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_ and ili.~case gcinis. and will Iuiop thc _ '_. _ _ _ _ __ ._ __

_ m. th _____`__ I ____ (md _‘__ lllnde llc_~.uic ii _~lr.l\\ sl.iil\. it no |l_ll

I ~ ' I ' ~ 1 l -_ ' :_I_Il_h__ pnlmlirh`__“:|II__uI____ Ib IIIIIFI illancnt placi- is nt liallil_ by _:sctt_illg`

Tile Deirlltls oiiiziit to be at loabl Iwo mms' ‘L fell'-IW' _II.II`I'I'.-IIIIII. IMIHII

cl with ii. io tlli.~»l uilc .i gooi1_

I _*www '_ ____ stiong fell:-¢» rilil. 'I`h<-h by taking otli~ l ' cl- rails und' laying one end on the! I stuck and tin- other lllidvl' thr- horiv

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Lame Back slreugthenedn untill slid wiring thi-ill to if und by

Stiffness Taken Rigllt Out

I WAS RELIEVED IN AN HOUR. AND CURED OVER NIGHT.

A lame back? Quite unnecessary All you have to do is to rub on Nervt line. it's simply a wonder for back ache-relieves after one rubbing. "No thing possible could cure an aching hack faster than Nerviline," writes I Mrs. Arthur Kobnr, of Lower Chel- ‘ sea. N. S. “i caught cold and was so i prostrateii with pain I could not bend ,over. We always have Nerviiine at jhome, and I had the painful region *rubbed thoroughly with this grand iiiniment. At once the pain departed ‘ The inmsness was rapidly ri'-dilcnll nlid _ in an hour l<was able to be about. my ylloiisework. i was rubbed again just _before retiring, and awoke as usual ill the morning without a sign of my ‘hal-i< trouble."

heh m,,|,. y_ can think of. Take Ferrozone for_ |,m._ha,-k make gon-ii lil.-liding. 'i‘ii<'- belly 1-|",,.em no sort of mugcum- pain

tvlriglclililmllllgaiig tthat alll litter in the lflflt c0l0l‘. f0l' llel‘V0\lSllB8H». i'0l' \\'9H|t-fdiilg should always bc free from cilil-_ mat Nervmne wmyt nu,-9 q\||¢k]y_ lask could not have rotted as at ll88B.- UBB it Wl\€ll \‘\lll~fl0\'/ll Bl1ll~niic:il suiistlllivcs rust will injure skin Thuusands Bwempy “fm |-heamaglagy n .h a stage fermentation ceases to a feeling pooriy-- it will do y0ll moref or feet. and it should be rcnloved__ ne,,m1g|a_ Seguin and |umbag0_ ll lm e' extent and the rilianure goes lest-Ins xlwfl. RGHD YOU lll hi”-!t0l'I from thc stall# i-.v<=l'_V llltlfllllltr Bllll FX- sinks to the core ot the pain--right am ` health. than anything else. Just as, posed to the air-f-» and sunlight. if pos th,-“ugh mu cle, tissue and nerve- itI mm' funn the pit if is well to so `gooil for men andchiidreil. t00. lie 'slhlc-~ during the day- ‘ penetrates share no oily, greasy lini-I I” `h “om-by dag;-aes; first plao- cause Ferrozone is harmless and safe.. The bedding 'should be evenly dis- man; aaa 59 and- invariably cures

“Donnie H is er of litter on the raw hoc per box or six for $2_50, bt all - tribute-tl in the stall the last thing bc~_ quickly. if you have an ache or it

f _ III! a zhhngb ttbm then fllliing to about dealers. or direct by mail from the fore- leaving the stable. l-lufiicieiit. pain anywhere-use Nervlline- It will "Im Tl” Dr- Wllll*lll*' M°‘“°I“° I;°I§oI;I¢I,:]¢h° maahra and puttinz ell ,Cstarrhozone Co., Kingston, Oat. ,should be used to make tile aaimalxciire you. 2_5c poi- bottle at all dealers.

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i~ilvill'iiig thi-<v with n ilood Izl_\'i\l' of straw il \\'lil‘nl rilol' may he lnlldi-_ tlllr ind ill this pi-li slliliiill llc close-ll ilpi or hliill zllraiiisl thc barn so that no' ii`l'n|'t will go througil. iioivi-vi-r. tliilre slllluiil iw in ailditioll tu this u place i'ui' 1-xc|'i'Is'iilg :lull t`cf.-.ling ns IiPI’o|'P lllciltiillicll. (‘ollliiig fiilnl it warlll ni-sl. out into ll cold yard tli i'i»i'»ii ni' 0.\i\r~i 1-i.~'l~ is' likely to iildiici- blrinchiill or lung trollillcs and should' bo cnl'ci'illiy uvoillnd. »

.\‘i‘vc|'nl bi'ei:<Ii_lrs pl'<~l`cr thc singic~

portuliic pun for broiiil-sow.~l rntholi lllilh si=yl~ml linlicr our roof_ 'i‘hcs\_ lllny bc built ml ruilners and cull be‘ iniivwi fiom place to pla.l'c where; ii¢»l~_<i¢-ii' for r'oll\'cnIcil<~i». \Vllcl'i- ti\is_ is dollv ciicil sow shoillil have from 50! ln do .-pure not of floor s|lu<-c ill the fill-ill or ll sqiilirli or i'ci-tniigio. _-\n A

-ii.iu» is ll 'ood form cusv to butldl

. 'i -‘ is ~ ~. :lull may bc placed on joiat lnid on; thc l'unlii'l'.~‘. to wilich il ciiuin can hc

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AMONG

A Gardiner (Maine) horsemen irl '

ilamcll his stced “Leave-it~to-John _ son.” I

s n e Edward P. Davis. of Meredith. N li., is racing My Star, 2.03% on til; i(‘i'l

` ' lx 1 sl _ Eiiille Sulllllli-iiu is planning to <’ his _spring training as Springtirli Blass.

_ is is e

ltutil D.. 2.015%. is back ‘on tl '

l._vnilollvilic t\’t.l speedway- az' . wiilnilii_:_ too!

as i ll ltcd and iiiui-k 2.10%. and Cinn'

mon :`£_ti7‘,Y,. :irc rncilig on the ice :J \\`liili-ifiold. ,\'. ll.

# lil 1

il is posiblo that ii hr/rse show wi"

lit, llclti at Springfield, Mass., durii: the week ol’ April 16.

is lv li I\il'. ti_ ll. Hooper, city, has puri-1 ascii Klliolil 'l‘odii', by Todd, one 1 ` thi- i.~:liiilii's most promising youll_; i'ai.-is llorses.

if. is :-

Fivc-huiliireil-dollars stakes `i"

2.19 trottcrs and 2.18 pacers will l: civcll at thu South \Ve_vmoutil ti\ias._.. Fail' this yl»:ll'.

.loilll ’i`. Z\iuiiln_ Kensington, has '

liilllcll iii' i-nlbt'_\'o “spcedel's" sired il- sucil Ilorsf-s as "Bi‘ilZI‘lIa\l," “('0I1lli:i_ <|ol'i~." “Baron illgllbzrll." -~l(.

* 8 $

( Illiililrt-_\' li. hiiars of Fall Rivi-'

.\la.-s.. owlicr of Mary Putney, ‘ :i_04%. :ind llirector Todd, 2.072 will spend the rclllainder of the wil:

<-i' at idilstis. I-‘lol'i<In.

lil SK YK

l'uder tho new time allowance rui-

iiuri, Jr.. 2.f|il/f_- is eligible to t'l- '_'.0|5 r-lass on thi- big rings. He stl-;l pi-ul in llettcl' tllail 2.08 over a doull' tl on lilorc than one occasion las. spl'iiig.

fx Iii 6'

.iiidgilia l'i'olli the four-days prograi'-~

that .loc (irilhalll has announced fc' the big lneetillg at Windsor, Fourth i ‘ .luI\- I\'<w~k. their- will be a battle- roy- I :li in the \'icillit_\~ oi' Hartford loliq llc 1 ru Septell L-cr.

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'l`ii~~ ilillli'/llncenic_'iit tilat Mr. Bii' _

llll-is has ilccided to sell all of his irc ters i-xlrept ilhlan 1.58, and Ln' ilillion 1.5241/g. will cause deep regrc :lnlollg trolling horsemen of tl-- i-iliilltlyv. No l'i-asoll for this rathv. _s-mi-ilillg llcl-lsioll has been given.

is in is 'i`lll- flliliiivitlg prc»gra.illi is allnouu' »-ll ful- July 4 at the Readviiie track: _\illf‘l'il';lu ’l`i'uitillg Df.'i'by, for throo _\'cur~oli|.~' eligilili-_to the 2.20 cla>~. $3,000; The l\lassai'hui-letts 2.08 irc' .`\'2_5||0; f`rce~foi'-all pace $2,500; 2.11 trot $1,500; 2. iii trot $1,500. All Pact'

'_'-ill-Cl. three pci' cent. eiltrllrlce.

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'l‘llei‘e should be an incentive fc

tl'ailici~s to get thc-Ir fast steeds earl' this spring now that Windsor an? lIlll'!|’oi'd lluvo i-ucll aliliminccd a $2. ooo l`l~t-i-_-l'oi'-all for the Fourth f_ Jll|i', and a $2,500-event for pace:-.- cligibic to saint-': class is op the pi-ii

_posted l-ilrll for Iteadvilie the' sail;

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KEEP FEWER HORSES

ill these days of efflcieitcy and et-o~~.

only. it is highly important that ii' cry man sllould do everything possibi to l-ciiilctf tho total number of hors' it is ll:-l~cssnr_\' to keep and to in <'rcas»'~ the ways ot' finding profitably ilni|lio_\~illeilt for them. Tile lille hor'-~ is tl iloaiiilel' and an expense. Ke».;. Iiiill bils_\'. (Livn stock that will pr.. duce nit-at. milk or eggs In return ill.- thc feed calcn can bo kept profltaiil-: l-imployf-ll the year uloiinll. wliiI'~ witli |\ol'scs tlierc arc times- when the-. lliiist ill' ne.<'cssit_\' stand idle. -