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U “ll °l' Save 4 bushels 4 lbs roots are not too near the surface from the best book and bond papers THE ARM WORM. doing so he gets a good amount of is n form of paralyszs of the must?
the plough. If it is impossible no down to the commonest wrappings. --- exercise.
ignin, tlioii mono lioloo in tlio Any kind of straw except buckwheat. (spooiai Buiiogln from gomminnion of Whatever the system employed. it ‘3:a;h=h?r:?;'i afzidifraaevszrxf. bgo
Q;    § Sgr acre. iv/hat does this mean in use
tual value to the farmer. Increase do
' n pu n so g 8 n B roblern presented by the knots in the to hogs on grass In failing to do so
hvihd ta contrib te $22.75 per a¢l'0.>_ i ved.' The straw after passing through di i i i li i l, di i_ ir ,l i, hi ket for his grains that he can possibly ~ Y All
u to 'R10 Farm _ _ _gd tix; stile: Ii not feasible, and sikaii _md ____id»b______s_ __ _____e___ and __;__r tits” e__3g____li____y_l_l_'i_ l;¢;___i__ __i’___l____: gei___Cmiadiari C0imi_ryman_ have her adder pumped full of oxygen
'His Dairy. 'ras 'run sue onus- OTHERBENEFI
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°r “r °p° ess' cut it d°w“' then cut and blown by automatic ma
. 'tobeonthelokut nd ndt
_mn b _ it s1l`i'>:i{:lvh=>vil»l.hl lgg§°1l:rm;::d  §,f‘,f,':i°'f,',iff:§f“§,h :m“‘"le° °f__l11liCl1ll11°fi combat it ir it colugs ni: wal? y ° Pnessnvariou o Francs Posrs _cycle Pump iiiiililtiiiimii sir __ into the
or y quo; io economiizes the t l . erges a er a ou _ . _l ea s yourse . wor wonders
n’ °°"°°p°“d°n°° °" ua um °"pPu°“ f°"ml’°"~ El'°°“ l¢°P5~ HWY? Pl'lllll“§ four hours in a perfectly white pulp The army worm 'B about °“° an* An oxperiment covering twenty of relief
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°l fertility t i <1 1 ~ ~ - - _ - .
Of-l10l`Wil49 Answers wllll be given by ii “UU B D0 n the soil. will no dogbt be necessary to make und is road for tho a or machines. ‘me 11.8" 'aches long. "hm mu zmwn' 'ear to determine the value of post
OIPOIEI £0 all queitfonn ol general so
.lnt°"'t and “pa” Wm U0 Elven to'lll1iF0 these ingredients in vaiyying E
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il ingredients, or at least the ro.
 i ,_ _ *Wo-Q 0! corn 1 1: 1,240 i _ » _
,_ _ _ _ _ _ ._ t0___ s19_o5_i>ll[l______e_____ lg; _l_i_l;_$2.ii0 per ground a d t i me r i V nd has been found quitesuitable. and the con",-yng|on_) pays to feed e. small ration of grain to iiei_,Eidé__A,§:i byihu mabuityvg
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runner, ooo otliirr mimomd an so ibs. at Bic. $3.70_. ____ __s_______m_i_ guru the piss in to root for same, ii get on get ,em or “__ or m_u_“_
pasture both sheep and pigs and straw stalk has been successfully sol~ Qnuoooung ol lno crops in rome- the farmer is overlooking the best mar- H
emedy' Call in n, veterinsr 4
But if there is any delay. time n ~bl-
lt is het-essary to see that tl-e
"°“* °'°PH l°¢<l “D011 dill i tu Y l’ l’ and is ti <1 ni ui ii 3 B'
ereu e tree managable, and produce wliui thin invoriiioil may mean is "___ _ s rp: _wi ac , yellow ii_,_amieni_ was mcciiiiy compieieii un_ Pump used is disiniectem and W me
“W ‘V005 l0l` fflllll llellflllg. It will readily seen when it- is riimonibered 3 een' 0 B dmgl' appwmnc” “nd der eastern conditions whore decay rubbor liiiriii l. tri , r il
e necessary for the trees to be that the cost of manipulation is so ”""°" "’“°"’bi"l»' the °“t“'°r"‘~ Wim" is more rapid than in’ dryer lillfl-B tests to prcsenot c:;cal?ff’ vlatlhrhr 0;?
liany articles that will in any way llllallllliles. A proper succession of tiiorou l i ii detected all efforts h ld b
_ b gh y sprayed. If the trees are smal and I B raw material so cheap 1 _ _ li Oli e center- farihor woot, , _ ,, _ _
"Ip iloqndvnnno priiioo Rilward “_ $33: ____Sll__Z__Bt_;i_1i_____ thzndeiiaments of strong and healthy. but the wrong that straw paper can be produced far Eli Oli keeping the _ worms out of Tho pools were iroalod by lim iui_ 3;: __f_:_l3ly¥¢ill___l:20\ll;i_lil_;';_l:_ll___:l1l=_lisa
had i_ii¢°r”¢._ vents ____ _ ___ ence pro-_ l;nri¢1;y_ gi-nlging _onn no ui;;nmpnoii_ cheaper than that made from wood or TOPS DOC yet iiftaciicd. A deep iurr- lowing mollloilo
7 ° 95° lF0m lying idle and if properly dons the trees ouglir chemical pulp. Thirty years are ro- UW. (several furrows ure better) 1, ily i~_|inrring_
M5031 55 0111! a short emergency W
item can be handled as late as one Pants have different kinds of roots; in
ir- m- Wednesday. an receives uae i
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ho” “lb”-1`10Y are very short- a
--- and being wasted. Il but one kind oflto be completely changed to a. new fll-llred to grow a spruce tree big ploughcd around the fields with the 2 B ~
. _ Y _ _ . y illling rock around the post
__ Contributors are asked to havo_;!_l;op is grown for a long time npooloarieiy in three 0,. rom. yeam The enough to _make profitable pulp wood, vertical or steep side of the furrow when set. :_
U01! &!`tl°l9B at this ofiice early ouch B Bam” l’l`°°° °f llllld the soil he- probable reason vuhy old orchnrds sro whereas the Html,” gmws 1" “ few “ext '£0 the CFOD to be protected, 3. Putting on tho preservation with
\ comes exhausted of plant food, upon ony;-on in uonnuui, they Bro ln'grB5s__ weeks and there is__an unlimited slip- serves as u barrier to prevent the a brush. “'
inch that particular crop feeds. ‘that is the are untilled and ev r ply' Amongst oth” henems me de' mlmlll Ol the W0flll, as they will not 4. By thc open tank method of
treatment usually cures.
To prevent»the fever ;-s better than
o have to cure it. Therefore see
hat the first milkings take away
nly a port of the milk each time.
Don't strip the cow dry alter the
' y D e Vewpment °r H115 process should set' be able to crawl ul; the ntrni hr, treatment, which <'oiii-listed Iii keep- Call 9ll°kB \Jl` ll the Call ill l'em°"U‘]-
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 _ r?i';.rlfave iieifog ’:v¥11,s°:hici?wa?:cih Si? tlifdfgfifsigycgiliiftimiéllisafitglfll  side of the furrow. lloles or pgits ills the posts and treating llllld heal- ' _ , _
`,:`~'fthat hour cannot. allpear until thiystm M113". those of corn much grass. but the system is wrong. _(Phe Build iiinn in woniorii Ci,_im,r,_,_ D Bllfllllll be din; in the bottom of the §"l “P L0 mf lliumnf i{’i(;ii"tif,';'i,i2,.0(;li four days' taking a hmc at B mme'
\IIlk several times daily for the first
ln controlling tuu'?rculosis in the
onger und heavier. Clover' d 1 _' - _ furrow eve t f, 3 hours ani icn e g
!°u°wing w°°k' ce B an “ 5011 IHUBU bl! Worked and.tho fertility A i-eport made bythe Department of ry UI 01 wclvc feet to d i tl il id. herd it should be remembered that
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-“CARMEL SAUCE.-1/i cup augur, 1 T
for 1% tablespoons corn starch, lcup w
Wlllefv 1 tahlospooii butter, 1/i tons- uf
poon vanilla. Speck salt. Carmalize 3 b
tablespoons sugar, add to this the boil- ii
ing water. proceed as for ordinary C
sauce. Mix remaining sugar with corn- do
starch, pour over the liquid and heat Ca
till thickened. Stir in the butter and r
ar, 5 egg yolks, ll, pint whipped cream, S
.1/Q pint water. Boil the sugar and wat- tl
er together until it threads (between C9
finger and thumb). Pour this over the rl
ess yolks sruduuiiy. Beui ini very ed
light with a cnc net e beater C - T
fl gi! ( ob
web style of egg heater). Put away Z
in a. cold place, before using add pl
"whipped cream. Flavor with vanilla m
_'5~`.<,;br bitter almond. n
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HARD sauce.--1,5 cup butter, 1 ir
CUP D0Wll€l`€ll Bllgllr. ’/fc teas oon lem
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cup scaldcd milk, 1 cup powdered sug m
ar. 1 teaspoon corn starch, l/ii tea- m
leniou. white 1 ogg. Beat egg yolk un- ll
til thick and lemon colored and about allow to remain a -short time to rot. NOW FOR TWIN LAMBSI
three~fourtIis of sugar gradually while next put on the disc harrow, or onl-
heating constantly. Mix remaining su- tivator; allow no growth to be seen M. C. Moore. of Elgin County, Ont.,
gar with cornstarch and salt and pour until autumnl The land should then' in 1912 secured twelve lambs from tivo
on gradually, sculdcd milk. Cook in bu thoroughly ploughcd and set up ewcs. The same ewes, in 1913, yielded
double boiler ten minutes, stirring con- to the winter lrostr, lf ,_ rigid loot sixteen little fcllers! Pretty good pro-
stantly until mixture tliickcns and ~- » -fits in that kind of ewes one na v.
cultilutor is available the sod may ~ l YM.
afterwards occasionally. Combine mix- - . . - But it is in the management more than
t be torn up without ploughing, culti-
ures, add flavorings and egg white. vate and barrow alternately; keep in the blood. These ewes, before brccd-
Own an growth than plough in au_ ing. had bee_i_i___iurned- on fresh, rich
_ pastures. s prastice, which is
ni-iusaas 'rA_P|ocA Puooiuc. §;"“';a§g” 0§"°hf“‘“’;ef_:‘““c“”_fgnf_;;l’; cuiisu "flushing," huu me effect uf in.
--2-3 cup- pearl tnpioca, ll/i cups boil- 5 th 'W c _i ‘gh I5' creasing the yield of lambs. whatever
qw; 0" ° sail" “gill i 9 Weis the sort of ewes. lt seems to be Na-
ll ° l¥"°‘V “ws W5 Y 9 ‘mg Wl h turc's subtle intclligenco directing the
tapioca in cold water to cover over that °l`0P W0\ll€l soon take entire _propagation of the species. whereby
night or for several hours. Drain, put |l0HB0BBl0¥l Ol UWB H0ll~ increased rlclincss of natural growing
Rotation destroys insects. When but food gives promise of abundance of
beat until stiif. ii
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ing water, 2-3 teaspoons salt, 3 cups 5"
rhubarb, 1 1-3 cups sugar. Soak tho
in double boiler, add boiling water.
_ one _and under soil for the other_
Ibis is one of the important points
_ '   to observe ln rotating crops. -
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(Instructor A. Ethel Dunbrack) h
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Ausois sAucE.-y, in. white aug- tg
rent soils. We use surface soil for‘fu
rn are among the deepest rootedlkelit up b c ver crn. s and frtiliz T d nd Commerce rc ardin the catch th” w°"""“ “ll tllel' °l`B“'1 H- uw" H 'G "
Y 0 D e _ ra ea g g lon lookin f il The conclusions reached 'which probably every herd, and certainly
HMB- A 'deep routedcrop feeds low- ing g 1 d it g' ri -ii l-ii ii. i ‘ . . . g 1: or n i ace t -ot t
r down than a shallow-rooted crop, i,,l'iotmi;;,ngTi,en E0 ';'n_un‘;?g An; t‘_’l‘;__;’__“ :;2°;_P_$'u1;$’_t_?:ed°'i‘);’a’s';c?iuiwi;';(§ct_';2 They can thou 1,0 li¢i.i¢i~oyi._g €,iih0u_; should hold good uiidcr western con- o
f We El'0W Clovers this year and'See that a good variety of trees in of handling flux. The flbcr is put bllllll' stick Ui” by burning strawi over (m1[°"§i_i“rf uf’ mlil0wSi:i'_ i i i C
' li I - , , _ _ t _ ' . in ciurriig ic por s paces
El'l-“ll Bll0f» ill' Y°l1l`. WB grow these obtglnsd_tiiut ig_ the boot au5ort_ which allows the vcgetabh ni_.ittcr_.tnd_ hem _ _ _ ____de______0u__d _i______ “___ _um _O their _“___ 0
very neighborliood, has infected
ows, whose milk villl anrry the lliB-
usc to calics fvd on the milk.
Whether thc calves are fed on home-
' ilber to be separatcd,and the latter can a small strip of the crop in advance a y` separated skim-milk or creaniury byc-
' 1 ru’ men' and with stone oi brick-huts does not in
THE PACKING OF APPLES nhemuy distributing l’°i“"“e‘l bm" crease thc durability
' AND MANURES.'tl1e greater attention should be paid Association i,,_iieii,ied by i.opreseiiia_ 'iw ‘ll l BTRC ll"ll1'¢_l‘B lllliy bc iuclit.
ftcr rolling, barrow thoroughly and
_ to s0I‘lliug and grading. It is usually
_ _ libel* fertilizers “W Hlllllied to aithe other way about; the closer one
. I? President Teacher’s Association 0] it Wu-1 generally hqppen th” is to the market the Worse the pack-
’ Y one kinh of crop will not beiing. The fruit should arrive in much
le to make use oi all the elementsithe same condition in which it leav-
plant food which they contain, es the orchard, and be attractive and
d the more general these fertilizer; uniform in quality, It should no woli
e in their character, the less will packed and of one variety, and the
the 0llDacii:_y of any single crop _individual specimens nearly uniform
0 use all their plant food, compon~ in size, nhnpo and deg;-oi,_ol riiiononm
is- free from bruises and all insect und
'Rotation enriches the surface soil. fungus blemishes. Careless packing
his is owing to the many ways in_ really accounts for much of the un-
hich plants obtain their food. Lie- satisfactory returns from fruit. Ap.
ll"lll'l0l'B Plllllfll. 89 l0l` cxllmflle Pells ples intended for dessert may be de-
Wlls and Clovers. draw lllfge sud- livered into the consumer‘s hands in
lies of plant food from the air. splendid order by wrapping them in
lovers also gather much plant food soft paper. When opened, their aroma
GP d0Wl1 ill the subsoll. By the de- is such that the consumer naturally
y of rootlets and their consequent wishes to repeat his order, The ap.
hailge tra soil, and for the reason|p1es, being wrapped in tissue paper,
e muc of the_ plant .food con-lore kept in their place, and there in
lllefl in Crops is returned to the no slacsness. Fruit which is loosely
il again as manure, it follow-s that pookoii is invariably injured on ar.
le 3‘ll`l8°° 9011: when Undef Dl'0P0l` rival and of .course in the market
ltiviilion. is being constantly en- suffers by ressou of the loss of com-
ched by stores of plant food obtain potitioif of the best buyers Every
from the subsoil und from the air much of the ounooun of any ll-uit iii).
hel`el°re» Wllell Vlll`l0ll9 CFOPB BIB on the market depends upon how it
rown in succession on the some ingrown as well oo how ii; is liiii-i_
ot of soil the enriching process is dloii_ There may even be 3 diiierence
ore complete, that ls, _plant food li! in the saleableness of fruits which
dded tu the surface soil in more or-o go all appearances iilii,_e_ It is
ell Pl`0P°l”tl0l`-5 thlm if °“lY 011° now pi-ctty‘well demonstrated, for
ind of °r°p were swwli- example, that apples -from trees
Rotation destroys weeds._ In' a iyliinii lia_vo_ been tliorqiighh. sprayed
ur year “rotation ‘one _[quarter *of Cond well tilled' ui-'ec better' keepers
o farm is in a cultivated crop. Toithan those of similar size and ap-
estroy weeds it is necessary to_r,ei»imri¢e which are grown upon neg_
Puoomo sauce.--Yuiir 1 ¢gg,1/_. “M” °“l*l“ll“8 the Pr°Vl°\1S Slim- ie-urea mes. when fruits are to nu
er, as soon as the hay crop is re- shipped nny distunoe it is particular-
oved. If the plough is used, plough ly lmr,,,rt,mt that the tillage and
spoon salt l,§ teas oou vanilla 1 tab as 9119-ll°“’ as llilsslble- R011 U10 HOU ‘general care of the fruit plantation
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lespoon Icnion juice, Grated rind ‘A 90 H5 t0 Pack lt t0 F0* tll° 90”- lsgoud have been of the best,
tives of all railway lines in Eastern ii
Canada was held in Montreal on the
30th of June lust to consider the clues- d
tion of providing a standard box
for the carrying of cheese in Canada, °
and the following recommendation O
was unanimously adoptedz- °
"Recommended, that the Canadian
Freight Classification be amended, ¢
effective May lst, 1915, to provide that
when cylindrical cheese boxes are
used as outside containers for cheese
they must be made from' good sound
(b) Hooiifi and bands to be not less D
than 1-5 inc in thickness. U
(c) Hoops to overlap at joint not fl
than one inch apart, and firmly clinch- B
ing (top andbottoni), as follows: one °
nail on each"'sidc of every joint, with
additional nails not more than four F
inches apart.
less than 3 inches in width. i
(f) Covei‘5"niust ilt closely, ami be
fastened to the box with not less than. ii
three (3)'nia.il`s placed at_eriuaI dis- ii
tance apart; nails to be not loss than
1,5 inch in length. ` C
Cheese in cylindrical boxes not li
meeting the above requirements-not n
taken.
Under the present rules and regu- _p
fuse to ilccept 'shipnicnt for 'triflin-
Dortation if the packages do not ai`i`oi~d
sufficient protection to their contents
in the ordinary carriage oi’ freight,
but it will be necessary for Iho rail-
roads to submit the amendments sug- 0
gostcd above to the Board of I`tnil\va U
probably will be done about thc first 9
of November next. If the approval
of tho Board is secured the new regu-,
lations will then become effective on
May lst, 1915.
Any cheese manufacturer desiring
to make representations on this sub-
ject should submit same to the Board
of Railway Commissioners, Oituwn,
wltliiu the next two months
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ften mean the ruin of n. valuable
rop.
9S¢f0YCd~ A flclli so poisoned niust 5. That cheap woods when treated _
ot be pastiired until ruin has by the open tank iiicthod ure cheaper imum lil`0d\lCtion from calvlllg l`°~l“ll"
’ thoroughly washed it. Whatever is uiili just us durable as thc high-priced es extra feeding and, in hot weather,
one must he done quickly null ut collar posts.»C. C. Czirpciitcr, Colora- protection from the flies and heats
nce for a single day’s dnioy may do Agricultural College.
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A FEEDING HINT
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\V00fl» find Illt”-‘Bi C llle l'0ll0Wlllg TB' that the fiuality of' un egg- can be uc- C
fluiremeiitsz- curately determined witliout hrcaicing It is annoying to soc the iccuiiig 5
ia) Tops and bottoms tlicnding) the shell, The process of caudlizig trough knocked ovcrby fazobirds and l
to be not less than 5-8 inch in thicck- eggs is not difficult un.l with the view the food scattered iii all directions, 0
ness, and consist of not more than 3 oi' eiicr,~iii~iii::liig consumers gi:\u>ruII_.' in causing it to bocoiucdiriy and dust_v._
pieces. _ _ _ . ` the art and practice of caiulliiig, the A Slllllll0 YC! 0ll`CCll‘/0 iiluli to avoid tercst shquld be guarded against by
oultry division of the livu stock this nuisance is to fix zipointed piece
ranch of the Dominion dcpartniciitof of wood (about 6 or S ln._ long) at
riculturc is dlstiibutin ratuitous the bottom ni' the trough ill llle <`l‘ll'
5 ' g s - _ _ _ _ ~
loss lliaii iii,-o iiiolioo, and _io lie fast. ly throughout thc country, in the same tro. If this stick is thcu___ior<,_crl_iiit_o
oiied with staples or riaiis not more manner as bulletins are distt'i_huted. the ground thc troughs \\_ stunt n .
imple convenient card-board --egg the kiiockinif. 2\ll0l1l. llll? l0Wl5 CHU U-l
od on the inside candling appliances. These may be ob- give it.-Poultry World.
' ~ -~ _ tained upon request to the live stock --~---l
(d) Bands to be nailed to the head ommissiomm ottawa ADVICE To FARMERS r.
It is not generally known that an - --
gg- appears senii-transparent when _._
old before the ll ht in a dirkencd Every ye" “H mow mhmers who
i g 1 . _
_ .. - . produce milk lose u great deal of
(c) Bottoin _rim to be not less than $221' i?iI;g,,}.hM'rlglozgleuggy liiiotsotgg' money by reason of having an insuf-
llyo inch iii' width. and top rim not Pamriiiieis ilooliiig wiiii lilo million licient amount oi' fodder or by being
invc been prepared, and illustrations obliged Ui ‘l0V_°l’?_ ‘U0 gre” ““ _“TQ”
included showing in detail the char- as pasture <lllrlHlZ -lilly Hllll A\lll\1bl» Ui
cteristic appearance of both good order to get satisfactory results.
nd bad eggs when being handled. in order for an ordinary milk herd
The contents of. an egg, when laid, to be profitable, each cow of which it
vlupletely illl the shell but as cool- is conipuscu must he anis to produce
15 lak0S Dllwe C0lill`l1C'll0ll Ocllllfif during- these twownionths as much as
llil all ll-ll' Splice ls f0l‘l1l¢ll lll llle iii the preceding inoiitlis and iii the
large end. The yolk is only slightly following moii|_liu_
erceptiblc and readily turns round -i-iw wiiy iii wiiio-li Gown nro fed in
lations of the Canadian Freight _(`.Ius- in the albumen when tho ogg is ro- _iuiv ,mil Aiirriisi has ii vory gi-out in.
siflcatiou, railroad companies may ro- tilted. 1 __ , ,iimiiiiv of milk liiui
A ii i i _ I iIii<nl.l. on th( i _ _
B ac- or mm" ‘en egg "an m they will produce in September, Uc-
[,I\el‘i);_'§‘il_l:5, gh” _"lf.(; “r_ qw ‘;,i"_i min; tobor and Novviiibcr. . _ 
‘ M" S UH" ‘V ‘cwgn Au 'J' 'l`Iioi`o will bc it riiilid (Increase iii <
the contents having bccoiuc dark and .ii i _ wg
opaque .rim Siu, oi- im, uii, ccii iili, the prodiivliuii of ini < ruin- <0 .
` ' ' ' ' 'I i 'I I ' vo not had L-iioiigli tu cnt dur-
onsistoiicy of the iilbuiiien, the col- f‘ 1( ‘ "L, ‘ _ __ _
r and mobility ol’ the yolk and the "ll: ‘l"`5“_ L_“'" '_“‘_)_"f‘|_'"‘ \Vhl’?_Um,)"i_l;l
V _ cd fora uv noe
Commissioners for approrval, which g°`ll°`l"ll "3-ll5Plll`@l“'Y 0| lllll “’l“’lf‘ ol milk l"\hdmrmt° .'
gg uri. iiie fiioiorri moot goiioriiiiy ii. is iinpossiblc lo brini: it, during
rcco niacd as dctcrminin; lunlll . lllfll l*¢'ll*l0ll~ hack ll’ wha" il- “'°“m
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The candling of eggs is not a diill- lliW0 lwell- _
ctwocu good and had eggs und any- ini; the iiioiiths of Scptciiibcr, October
no with practice can learn to differ- and Novcnibur, ri time when llic prici-
utiatc between the various grades of of chccsc and Iiuiicr is vcry high, it is
0011 ¢’EES~ of (lic greatest Iinpurtzimze to food
Tll0llDDlll1ll"0Slll0llllUllCll1i|l0\'0 1li‘l‘ well diiriiil; ilic moiitlis of July and
- J A RUi'7Di(,i._ Ol' lW0 illfl<‘l`€‘lll l.\'P"5- Ulm Slllllllll° Aiigliist that ull possible profit niuy bc
and salt und cook until tiipiocu one kind ol crop is grown. the con- ifdod for the double offspring. while Dairy in-lil‘ Colii' éioriro C\ for “Sc will’ “°"°s""0 mmp "ml Sl‘-‘fllfllfl frlllll l-li0 lllllll Dl`lC0S lillll llllb
has absorbed tho water. Peel ditions favourable to the growth of dried up, soanty paaturagc tends to missioner 3 um' Ollc suitable for use with the electric ,ii,iii,,iii,,,-o i,i~ fo,iiloi~_
rhubarb cut in throo-fourth inch inn innuotn which fond upon tiint pnr- warn tho procroating mothers body ` llglll- N°llll‘_‘r ill" -‘llllllll “"l0“"l ‘ll 'rho most c<:ononiiccl_ tho safest and
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pieces orosswise and sprinkle with tiouinr or-op ure continued unchanged against risking too _great an increase
sugar. Add to tapioca limi cook until f
_-' trouble rcquirod to secure one of tho ,__,,’_ic,`.i way ii) secure ,ii,,ii,,i,,,i,i fmi_
di s t t Of the flock f°l`l`01\l` Of Blfirviitlon for 4 UVE STOCK “l’l’|l““¢"“ "" ln” ‘"“"“"L Uf ’“l""` dcr duriiii; ilio months of July and
rom ear to year an n ec s n-a. - _ _ _
Y ' ,. _ all, “°-'-" cniailod in cuiidling proi_.ci|ts any val- “Viisi is ii, viiirivuie iulidei. pianis
tapioca lstraiisparont and rhubarb is li i C o _ But _,hr are _ ,__ _
soft, turn into a fancy dlsli und serve 1:_;?c¥.oi‘:ii[i0?.iseis carri‘ed ;,iai,,i?5i ii;li`i_ It is good business, therefore. to i,ii?Y,;lii§lct_ung ‘S disastrous to hmmm ":,i;`m'i§“"i Wh".'.Hw .I".l!).mi: iihfum .lm io bl-_ out down grucii, or to bc fcd on
with sugar and thin cream. emit cmps_ the conditions am turn the c\ves into second growth clov- __ ‘_’__b_g_°e‘i xf’,__“"‘§_‘:)‘;_(_‘i:‘;é"l;rs ‘:;iii"rn:::i` tho hold. ’l‘hc most useful plniils ftl
I d I cr’ 01' “mllfav and IJ0l”lll1DSt0 add a very D “ ‘I ' ‘AL ` ` ' D ' this iiiiriiosc socui to bc' votcli, liens,
FRUIT TAPIOCA.-54, cup pearl tapi- C
ocn, 2% cups watcr. 4%, teaspoon salt, B
hanged. With tie cultivate crop tic _ o not forgot that calves will drink ii, i iiioir . iv ii: f; to acqiilro f~ ¢- '
oil is continually stirred, uoo¢_i»0y_ :_;:'_t_l¢i;c_vg_5‘_;I_‘il___ i_E_‘;______tl_‘_§i_:'fgl1i)_‘_;° mfr‘_’_" and require watcr. iiiifiii cmi,i‘i‘ii,:_,l lmfdcii is rL,,,,.,mm,,_i',l((i_ oats, clover, alfalfa aiid_c-orn.
1 inch -Biick ni ciimamoih i iumiircr i_ng the eggs of insects. Keep all ii is iiiiio iimiiiabie ii) trim their levi' _ *mr* od that ovoi~_\_'_ houscwifo should_ pro- FOR TWENTY cowS_
current. jolly, 1 tablespoon Iemonjulce,
almonds, seeded raisins. citron, aug- C
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with salt and cinnamon until trans- W
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orhcrs ,iitclies iiroimd trooi, and i i i m_y’,i,i sm; “P 'hwy “"0 " really his greatest value. canrllliig upplimiccs. bi’ ilic Knoll uso _
i i’i the r’0miBidc also' B W §°°‘ “R 1 “W ““‘“l‘ 9 dlPD.0il __ of wi,,,.i, _,im ,mir .,,if,.,_riiiirii iior i-um' We rocoiiimcnd io milk producers
ar ld cup each. Soak tapioca in cold “P068 Y I 0 eforo warm weather turns to frosty i _ _ ‘_ - ‘_ __ __ _ ` _ _ _ _
water ovcr night, or scvvral hours. Dllrll Clean 9ecd‘that is not infected. nights. Tho date when bred should hc i0i.{§fipwiglepggimwiigg aifvfllc ""m° ‘|~Vtfi"""i' "_"‘i"i.-‘ ‘:"tl’|i";‘§"""' °““rm""°s t0ipr('ili);f,?'r.`il,'i’:,);!' fi“;,,f:,),l_;,‘)_`i’;i;iusi imvl,
Rotation saves labour on the farm. marked for each owe, because thus the ' C w’ “L “’ "`°“‘ “S “’“' ' ' ' ’ ' ‘ .
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h 'lc rw hownerc b , dt tl i’ _'°" . y l
°" “Nerf mp" "S if ° "' ii°“° ure iimififig ei,,p',f,‘fQ§.°i0 ‘i’,,,i`,',“° ‘ Q' If you have only a few roots save GRAIN Fon GRASS-FED Hoes me mixiurc or nous, vctchcs, outs
arent ltcmovc fl'0ll1 range and add sown and rpenlng at i erent mes, - . g ove y ii i ih _ i , _ _ ,
__ dd ___ __ _ U is ossier to care for them proper- §;_l_f_le_§ll;`;’llgll S_?_f_?lY- -‘fl 'gl' “mf mt" ndehlhgifihtorellhgulbgtitk; Mk' Them is Raising hogs malls ulonc is ii .{llille(V;tllIll;rto‘:.il‘iill]v llstlliwr but Clover
' sis cu . . s wo cons er ng w ' - ~
s re e ia l -1 ly, und the labour of caring for you _ dt i di ,_ 6 el: -_.___ not uncommon practice. Some liru-lla 2. Pr-us, vi-trims, nuts and oiovoi-
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,nl th_°'" COT; less than it butk ‘ana °I` ly_ Sari” or _iusi spring iamiis_i_em;n§_ A f0W 8000 llldlvllllllll 8¥llmlll5 lB il or rather some typos of hog. will stailli 1 1-2 acre.-Ahoiit the ilrst week of
~___ t\\o var e es arg zréitiifn. o a on bering that early mmbing means more far better start in live stock than a, this kind of trcatnient better than oth- May sow 1,5 bushel peas, 1/, bushel
_‘_ brings arger an be ei' crops, thus C ti h b _ i large unmber of non-descripts. org, and many farmers whose niniingc- voigiieu 3 iiuulioln ooiii mul lil iioiimis
quiring constant labour the year am' “mg Ct er pr ces. ___ mont of their farms must be rated as roll olouor Sei.,i_ Cui or r,,r,,i mi iicili
Swslters and feeders grow scarcer ou seem to think that wifi who i
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and SCHFCEF. Bild Prices have B0l1l'0d- drink once a day, the hog on grass will -.l pi.i,_.,, vmciws mis ami Ciovpr
men h few months during the summ iii liio foil of every ycm__ in an _UHF The man who bought early is smiling. do wail enough ii/_ “Cm _Mmm _'he third “wk -___
oi- ihe counir vast mnmip --- The reasciiiiig and dcriuction are MM, ,ww ,hc ,mme mixium as above
   °"' Y» ‘ll i -S "l H v icct-.1 ii t i win _i l " H H -
L Rotation is benencml in feeding straw me destmyed' and “m`°"Rh “ You £lieeo<1y(l`l;rsi?ourhcrd";'c5?r€I‘liis Iliad hi~)dt‘tyr'ni)i‘e(:1i?I'ylgliilzillld-tnhgii Il"i1sdmil;I ‘bidi Cut orfeell 0" Hem’ August lst to 15""
live stock. To be successful it is nec- certain small proportion of it is iiavd i i k . i d D 5 ‘ U ' 4. - (,orn. 1% ocro.--l‘ho third vi-or-_ii
essary to feed them with a variety for fuel for threshing engines tlious- good tme to, oo o` er he mmm ` iitililsildlzi lgtffhgilif Yuri Ki;'gi_i3_rwilA(i,i;':iul;§ Of Mlly. Ol' till S001! HH llvllfillilll. BOW
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One of the essentials to successful of crops. On the cultivated portion linda of tons are annually burnt as the A Biriiill iiooii or Shoop would iieip ,his the inc, trim n _ ' _ _ on a wcildruincd i|cId,cIovor manureil
farming is the adoption of E system there is so much succulent food gl;l;l§_f_t__3i_e_th_od_of getting rI_d of it.fhis keep the weeds down on me iM.m_mid SmnceB_ every bi'_'o'; élif`n'i_i‘}‘i:’_d°;;"‘;I:'(_ at the rate of ten tons per acre; and
of rotaetion of crops whic will be grown that live stock can be forced Ind- Bu I ___ 6:8 su_ ribso utc wastriiwuuld __________ ___________b___ ____ __ ____________g ________ w___ _(___ ___ ________d growth and in_ in the hills 3 feet apart in each dir-
bsst suited to the ¢lI‘Clll1`lll¢“ll°°9 “Dil to their highest capacity _without in- ever §’_,l_’_0l;n §__cZ__\_\€_eii p_ii_rpo_sovihat» pr0i,i,siii0n_ _ _creased Weight This ,mmm ,hui n0_ action, 10 lbs. of Longfellow corn (or
i°miity_ ` jury to the animals. Rotation also ies However there ar:_‘i2dic:_’"‘i__f_‘_;°i‘;_°;_"i° ----- ‘where can the same returns be got “"-" “mer Small "‘“`l°lY- CU! Allslllit
A four your rotation is recommend- brings “Oli ll°l\VY "UDB tl"-lf. lt °“' this great waste will soon bc discon- The best show bu" ls not always the from gm" “B when 't is fed 'O \‘°“" °" wth tg 31”'
oil for the average farmer. First year obles the farmer to keep larger iimied_ bes;dbret;;li_i_ig s_ire.__Morc importance gi~nlio_ --Exery pound or ii sticks to 5__ (oru. 1% acre.-Sow in the same _
cultivated crops. corn, roots, potato- herds of stock in better condition One use to which strav'v‘may now be stjuourvgcliihietignasce on get or mm "leg mm. W" the way in which one xi? dm Mutha' U nm' or beaming com `
as beans. raw. 01°-= °°°°“‘l l'°“" “il fl* B '““°" “ffm” P"°"* "1"" “llvlllllw miiiliifavlilfs °l'lil\l>°i' villa _._ ern:lvnigzifcvfhgrlflsllogrilidgziiruttni asisiillil °cu'f?iuv“§;l>ll¢mi?e[r. medium
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rain Bild !0°ll'Bd Wm' ° Wo" 3° W9" d b° Bt ‘ 9° .b °_°th°"'i“° ;l;_ilgal:_lgl_0_:;-3l_l_l>§1_mi;>_l:9__i-gkl:_t;_:D__l:_l;li 3:2, .3Il__kind_s (Lf iii:at_l\l'e_lii8h_f;1 Price. over saw." c
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F5509’ third year, first cutting, ay ~ an V9-B OC ll Ill 118 8 SB ll |18 lll B If-f d k I I FALL FRES N 3 r
second ' cutting of the same ¥°°"~ RENOVATING THE d°“l`“°ll°ll °f °“l' f0l'°9l»9 lll lll° 9"' favor all the time. Buy some good ruogessidl edisedxlhlrie ‘floilntalicst czumrgildg HE---.Im PROHLLMS'
muy no saved for clover seed, hay. OLD OROHARDS. d°“"°‘"t° °“l’l’|y the” demmd’ h" MOCK ll0W Bild Bet in a game which is feeding of the hog From those they Increasing numbers oi iorrriorr imv,
or the ll°lfl 'MY ll” Pastured' fourth » ---_-. _ C become Blaming' Anywhere th” mul! B' "sure winner",  V _ 'I' can Bet Krnin whenever they want it. bred their milkcrs to "come in" i
ii r pasture Follow after ‘V006 ll ltl\0Wrl I0 etllt. mllll IPB lllllfllf Comfortable not necessarily elabor- thorn is usually little or no waste less the fall Man I th n
oar ay o - __ _
7 ’ an the need crops lyerectsd, and many a bosutlfulwocd- sts stables are important factors in oven than accompanies isesiug nueiy. i ii y ° °°° °"‘“’ “‘°
the fourth yell' W t _hi int There con, of course, bo no specific oil ore. ii" boori rio,"-oyori no o ro. “ii live sioci, bnuiiim, Put them in u d i i d nh in ll s iifodllrlirs. bred pure or grade to
willi- It ffl" "" '"1' “ ' l’° m°¢li°d fm' r°i=°'°lliiir an old orvli- suit of the wuoi suisusvssmiontnst ' 3"’ " “le” ‘“’“’ “' W°l°'~ lk 1 intensive milk lui
*-0, Bl" 00016 l'=¢l‘f9 -fbxllilllll ul’ ard. Ons can only endeavor to mats is', being wroughet. There can he no $315,; sgaliyor i,2(l’i,t:lii"_t_n°'df’;l°7 mm" :link 0" ivlleyiifed l°_{ll°"l lll ll ll'°“l¥h more sensitive los n:i\~e':.l:3 crtgilifiggz
benefits of turning iil1¢l°l‘ “_ K°°‘l up for years of neglect. It may lu- cessation of this destruction of our re!" "" me’ ""°°“‘ d°"°'°l’ and more ii his t ccid i in
°l°."" '°d° w° "nd ‘mm nrrifmg deed, _be impollible to bring sn' or- forests until some form of fiber is Food woii in lilo iaii “gli wiii r.e_ ;inn°g‘;n°‘;_:hfhg°.l.iif)effif;'t‘iff i‘f"=°m“° old style scrub. llgill: levi: esptdgidzlll;
not sm sown oil °l°"' '° lf* ° cum sack to in-out u we mrs Mimi tv takeilie place of vopisr ami Wir, ,_ ,mailer ,,_,,,,,,i,,i io mr, ii", _,on wiim bm ig ,_ ci‘;c'u,a§ ,e,[‘,§,‘§,“,i uuuum ue watched au, ut fins so...
¢ou|__3g_0 lbs. por s¢I‘°. Wllll° °°"“ have become thoroughly weakened by !l|l’ll°9- ll bil. however, recently lieell cattle up during the winte .` lt is algunio, uliovo which ii iioiwer is pim_,,,i nn. Tnberculsr cows should he rtcog-
growu on no saioiuinr plvt '"l*°"' disease: but if the orchard is um- "°"'°"°*"°°"l lll" l°°‘l Nlll “il l>°.srset mistake to allow ‘cattle to fun at his bottom of me imupt-r is n uni "l=°<l=by means ui tue 'r. ii. out nun
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|:__:i¢;:oi;__i:_¢:d___b;e;l__._ l:;>_llSm____undd¢; _n_h_i:__an__d___in____|:i_r _;>__iT:rt_i_¢__l;__i,o§:ii__; i_iig_<iliI____n_i__=_r;:_r___°t_Lia_s°_t___s__gi__u;iJ_;i_e_:i before going into winter quafters. of grinding plates, an as the hog fool, their calves removed at birth, nnii
the same land the folltowiiif __y_;:i_~ .work iii, i.iiii_ii.im th-.iu_”._ "mow h °omydtp§ec3:;:o_r gratis _1._;;_i_the_fal_i'_iil_i}er_rangc gvei-___ the plates are revolved and the grnin free from the disease. Testa of milk
Oltl wsr‘e-l0\V1’l- 'nl' P ° V V’ int IOMU lo that you our get to ru (mi, ‘ .'m‘ii “min hum! "me B ll e ll!! di# lll #WU ill lllbiiood ground in this way as it pasnosihrougli should be irtiitlllarly taken, to detlrm-
M, "4  iiooii iiioughed under gave ,org ,mi ‘ tum; iitiiioins di" ‘mem .mmmh_ » r_tart.__Care must be taken not to con- drops upon the table where the hog ino from the beginning of milking
transverse bars across the tabIc.thc led 0" milk ll`0m COWB llilflwll to bo
gg puhhglg por acre. Wlllll 01° Pl°¢,l|gri»owg, M-ubiigfu, or ‘iw _-noiiiiio Simca" ii" no' been .iidnmi in "9 l em l°° ¢l0!9lY afi_e_r_this free can get it. By this means the hog is _what cash cow yields, not merely- ol
in stu .if inviiiiil
o clover sod was iii.; ,iii ii ii reuse however. or tr0ll le may fol able to get his ration of ground r i n
_ _ “Y lll1l0 by Brllllllils ll llllillell- lh Milk fever, or parturient spoploxy, _ _With the eggs our xlllets lay,
ngl and insect_peats by slJraYing. he used for the ___________________e ___ _»_________ ___ the w_,________________ ____ __ G 2. By filling ro_ck around the post prodiicm ihcreiurm the skim siiouid be
kept heated to above 155 degrees F.
STANDARDIZATION OF (mixed at the rntc of fifty pounds 3 Tiiai crooiioiu is ii iieiim, m,e_ for twent 'minutes which destroys
The grower should never forget CHEESE BOXES hm" and 0"” Pound Pmis Glllell servationlliaii coal tar or petroleum. t
APPLIED FERTILIZERS ' that the nearer lie is io his market A meetmg Of'--_im Canadian F__eigm_ with__enouiih _molasses and water to nearly as cifcctivc as open tank trout- b
ec t ‘t b
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hc germs. This also prevents action
y other bacteria, many' of which
cause "scouts,"
Keeping the fresh cows up to max-
Staliliiiu, fly spray, and abundance
of'siIage or cut green feed will bring
extra milk yields in the late fall and
winter, and the increasing the price
oi milk will pay for it. _
The test for butter fat should be
made, if possible by thlwfarmer him-
self, or by the schoolhouse- Babcock
tester, where the neigoborhood thus
ombine to have one installed. Some
uliscribers report absurd variations
n butter-fut recorded for their test-
d coivsjiy the buyers of milk. Such
carelessness or unscrupulous se1f-in-
putting in o sinull tester and the
chemicals reqiiirl!-d, ci‘th`er 'at home
or at the local school, for neighbor-
hood use. _ `
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CLEANLINESS IN THE DAIRY.
At this time of the year, and cs-
pucially during thc hot wcetber some
farmers often get complaints from
their ciistoinors of sour milk. There
are various rcusuiis as to the cause.
Iii my opinion, the pprsoii who is_en-
trustcd with the washing of the cuiis
is in many cases to blunio. To begin
wan, the 'miudugpaiis sheuid"oc kbp:
perfectly sweet and clean, otherwise
it his useless -‘ -to 1" make
trouble over the _ churns
and delivery cans`in wl1ieh~tho"'~milk
is to he distributed. The cans should
first bc washed iii cold water, to take
all the iiiilk_, off, r _ then
in_ Iiot water _as hot as
thc hand will allow iwith i1_go'od siz-
vd plecefof soda added to thc water);
tlivy should bc scriihbvil out thoro-
igiily, being imrliciilar to rlcaii out'
ill the seanis. 'l‘Iic brush must bc
Iicpt cxiircssoly for this purpose.
When all traces of thc milk have
boon rciiiovliii, ilio cans should be
sl-uldcil. Ihr water to lic boiling for
this piirposc. This lloiic, all cans
should be pina-.oil out of doors. Wrong
side. It is vury Iiuportaiit that the
iiruc-tice of drying out the cuiis with a
cult process. Ii requires but liulc Uvlisefiueiilly. fllflivilslilllsfs li W1' t-inn. urtci- uuuiuing, This is u great
skill to tell at a glance thc diil‘ci'oiir:c orally plenty of good pasturug dur- misiukr,_ Ai-ior iiir, iiriiiiding process
ii cloth should never touch thoin in-
side. ll. is vcry important that the
runs bl' wnshofl as soon us possible
after boiiig used. If nllowcil to stand
iiiiwasliorl tho milk bca-(mics baked
cn, and oi'diiinry wnsliiiig wlIl_ not
clvaiisc. If this sIiniiIii“iiapiiefi,'sl1lt
slioiiid lbcii bc used, uiid tho slaves
should bo oloaiii-iod r<:i-flllurly, io allow
the milk to pass iliroiigli freely. Ali-
othor fault may ba that thu milk is
iiisuillviciitly cooled. If a cooler is not
in om~`s possvilsioii, thou try placing
thc milk iii thc can. A strvniii of cold
wulvr should be kcpi riiiiiiiiig all the
time tho iiiiik is r-ooliiig, otlicrwlso
thu wait-r gots warm, uiid it is usolciis
to try to cool milk iii warin water.
Annihcr point isto soo iiint all tho
milk is of thc suiiio dugrvc Iioforo bc-
iiii: mixed, thni in lo i-ia_\', one can of
iiiilk should not bv nlloivcd to sluiid
in thc wvll for nn hour iiiid the iicxt
for ton miiiutv:-i und than poured to-
gctlicr. If those fcw notes were enr-
ricd out I think tlicrc nccd be no com-
plaints of sour milk, not even in the
hottest of weather. _
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Modern farming does not pay:
For a farm produces chickens.
And thc hens-do they not lay?
Eggs are high and may be higher,
And the price is soaring fasv,
Everytime we get tamarlget <
They are dearcr than the last.
Not ti coop but is producing
Every day an Egg or two; ‘
So the farmer gains his millions,
Even though his hens be few.
Every egg is very precious.
/\nd the lions are hold in awc;
When a lieu begins to caoklc,
Then the farmer says ‘iiaw, haw."
In the broad and busy farmyard, ‘
Struts it rooster now and then;
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Be the feathers in himaiii 5- 
Pay attention to the bid es. `
And your wealth will never fail.
Lives of'farmern all remind us. `
_ We may roll in wealth some day,
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