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HINTS FOR THE FARMER. N PREPARIN"i FOR GRAIN. The land which is to be sown to winter wheat cannot be too well worked before sowing the seed. Plow it as early as possible and try toh‘arâ€" row it once a week‘ to cause weed seeds to germinate and then to kill the weeds before the grain svvd is sown. The thorough pulv:-r.zing of the soil is almost. equal to a coiling of manure or to as much fertilizer as grain growers are apt to drill in with the seed, but when the land can haw both tillage and manure the crop is likely to run far above what is culled the average and then is when the proâ€" fit is almost a sure thing. Before sow- ing wheat select the bus". and plumpâ€" est seed to be had. While some do so by fanning out small and light seed taking that which being heaviest fulls near the. fan, some have sieves which sift out small grains and weed seeds and save the other. Either way is much better than taking it from the bin without selection. The fields from which the grain has been out are likely to have weeds start up among the stubble. It will usual- ly pay well to mow these down to pre- vent their seeding the ground. If your clover is coming among them do not cut too closely in a dry time to let sun shine in and burn the roots. SOME FALL HINTS. It is now time to begin to make the needed repairs at the barn. and all outbuildings. It is best to be com- pletely prepared for sudden weather changes which often come quite early in the fall. Too much stress cannot be devoted to making the roofs un- leakable, and to have the cracks se- curely battened on the sides of the stables. See that all the door hinges are in good order, for the high winds will give them all a severe test. In making all stable repairs thoughtfully consider the difficulties experienced last winter, and aim to make every- thing more convenient. Common apples are generally used for cider making. and even when ap- ples are plenty thlere is too great a tendency to become careless and put in rotten apples. \Vhen this plan is followed the cider is of poor quality, lacking the true, spicy taste, and has 9. muddy or unsettled appearance, It will pay to discard all rotten or bad- ly specked apples. Another source of trouble in cider making is using bar- rels that have had contents that the wood has absorbed. When cider is put into such barrels it will soon begin to taste of what the Contents had formerly been. ‘All cider barrels should be thoroughly washed out with boiling water, to which plenty of soda has been added. â€"â€" RANGE FOR TURKEY'S. There is a general belief that exer- cise makes turkeys and other fowls tough, and, therefore, they should have no range to roam about in, This is true only to the extent that they become tough when taking an exces- live amount of exercise. A range is necessary for the development of all fowls. They should not be frighten- ed, chased oir worried when in the range, for that makes them tough and lean, and spoils them as first-class birds. A flock of turkeys brought up naturally in a good range will weigh more, have finer and sweeter meat and be healthier all round than the birds brought up in the daintiest man- ner and spoon-fed from their birth in narrow quarters. It is a nuturn] life fotr them to roam about, and they should have all they want of it up to a. period of a month before killing time. DAIRY NOTES. It is the neglected cow that never fills the milking pail. Be merciful to your cows if you ex- pect to make money in the dairy busi- mess. The cool nights of fall should ad« monish dairymen to house their cows at night. Rowen freshly cut from the mea- dows forms a valuable adjunct to the full feed of dairy cows. To allow the cows to lie in open pas- tures until the nights are freezing cold is to invite a steady decrease in milk yield. Cows should enter the winter sea- son in the best possible physical condi- tion, and this will not be. obtained unâ€" less they are humanely treated. Unless the nights are warm and pleasant at this season, it is wise af- ter the evening's milking, to give the cows a feeding of fodder corn or freshly cut rowen, and let them lie on dry bedding in the stable all night. "Have you tried 'Szilada' Ceylon and India Green Tea '! asked the deal- er off a consumer of Japan. “No. I never experimen‘ “ .,, suiil th:l C115: Ufllel‘. "Good rule, proved by it‘s excepâ€" tions." "llow so!" sLid the customer. "A n »w (on, grown on the. richest Text producing.r soil in lll" world-â€" Ceylon :inil Inll.Lâ€"pl't‘[l:lf‘t‘tl by modâ€" ern, cl--'Lnly m-icliinery methods, just as “Siliilu” lllaok 'l'ou IS.â€"-\\'Illllllll 111.! did of nerve, disturbing adulter- unis, may more :i l‘t’Vt'IlllUll to the male, n'nl :I pis‘ilivn benefit, rather lll‘lll (Ill injury, to the system. Now do you. grasp ih- Sillllll'HI I" "\'.-_<," SlilI the Gllsltlllli‘l', "I do." "lhs-‘l, take .‘l L'l‘ldl packet." lit-Mil ; .lnpnn 'l‘nn forever discarded, "Srll-iila“ Ca-ylon and lndiu Green Ten HIDDlOtl. 'l‘hi- llIlUV‘t’ conversition is sugges- live io you reader, if you drink: Japan Ten. The fodder can be. fed to them in their mangers, and will result in a much more bountiful yield of milk in the morning than if the cows lay out through a frosty night. __.__...__- AN EASY TONGUE. \Vhen H.lt.H. the Duke of Connaugh’t was learning to ride the cycle the gen- erally visited an unfrequented road on the outskirts of Aldershot to be free from public observation. On one of these occasions he was met by a young subaltern who was there for the same reason, and who, on recogâ€" nising his chief, attempted to salute, but in doing so lost his equilibrium and fell. His Royal Highness let go prove anything, one of his handles for the purpose of returning the compliment, when he also alighted on terra firma; but quickly picked himself up again, and with his Well-known characteristic kindliness, made inquiries of his subâ€" ordinate if he was hurt, when he re- ceived a reply which amply compen- sated for his accident. 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The size of this sni ill coun- iiry is only four square miles and its army consists of one man. who is also the police force. thus combining in his own person the entire military and civil forces of the country. lion-snot is an ideal and indelwmlent republic. unâ€" :ind ton C(lllllt'll- der a burgomnster men. Apart from Moresnot and other diminutive States such :is San Marino, Luxemburg, with respective armies of ill, l'3ti. and men, the smallest European standing Willi a total Monaco, and their .27) army is that of Servin, strength last year of lll,lltltl men. The pe.1ce strength of the armies of Eurâ€" ope amounts to nearly llltllltHlOll llH‘ll, which would be increased to at least 15lltl0,000 in case, of war. 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