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-M ace. Some of 'us , the panoply of war, the soldiers because it will y don't like the idea of killing arm, y oe Ir as most of us can 'see the le we need is the struggle 'business. Disease, auto- 3 to the death rate with the aid NOEs, sailboats and gus, i decadent nations either. xury loving that its useful- By get off the face of the h explosives. | Under these "the rush for Niagara amp should be below going to camp ' each year, y get for the arduous ire their grit. They are n't for them the camp '|andifrom mares weighi ariou;" stations on the and it would be a good ir tacings 'quite often; us citizens. © The big this; ; % : d.down before he will y "due to him a hot day him' and some per- in a heav ed to believe at worth whil i! Ploper condition, . ning for 'actual bedience, shar soldiers on What is and} - by | with if they only k ing dt Lindsay m gens than it|help t { days a [se lls now for $225.00 to $250, Ie Rod tht con 1 1g horses MS OF INTEREST | HORSEMEN AND OTHERS . EDITED BY GEORGE COATES, V. S. 'A whip isa poor thing to inspire a frightened horse with a sense of safety, ~ That a draft foal, to weigh 1,600 pounds when mature, must have ned 800 pounds'at 12 months of age, Is the very positive asser i iter who has for years maintained thats drafter makes half his normal weight dugin at has been the observation o A properly-nourished sucking reports. of weight of foals were sen number of horsemen. The }Hoals ng about 1 ght of the foals 'was gained an a 3:5 rounds daily; the fift month the gain was 2.3 pounds, six months was 830 pounds. The lightest wei age was 726 pounds, and the heaviest 940. average weight was 1,1 70 pounds; at'18 mo months old, 1,500 pounds, As these averages are made from records of 35 colts, they may be accepted as somewhat representative, espeo- ially as there was comparatively littlé variation in the rate of growth of the different colts.-- Farmers Advocate. ONE HUNDRED POUNDSD OF FAT Iking to a horse dealer. the other day and remarked tha prety good one fog horses. His reply Was getting to be a 0 bad, but farmers will not fit their hotes for' market en get $75.to § it 8 t oft er in the states they can ship iles and they wil) be better horses, raised in this locality, ould It pay to fit horses 'It would pay much bet That man ought to kno our readers upon this point? colt makes rapid gains, tin to the Breeders' were mostly sired by i790 pounds. 345. pounds. Gazette by » ton stallions, At one month old the During "the secondl ; the third and fourth ounds, and the sixth weight of the foals at ght reported at that At 12 months old, the nths, 1.445; and at 28 verage wei 'month they months, h month, 2.8 p The average I was ta this section was-- "or gh horses seven or eight hundeed. at the end of the journey than atest would beat the start." in this way? a ter than fattening cattle." Ww. He has bought and sold hundreds * " » good feature about the a single seasop, for them althoug ust now. _...There's one not confined to brisk demand is rather duil:j heavy most of the year h it must be admit horse matket--it is there is a retty ted that the marke * P that monthly sale to. the front. s.have a single animal that they would be willing to pas new where to fake it without much trouble. . Fag- akes it go, and the sales do quite a bit to liven ow me auctioneer 'who conducts the sales mn Jackson, rs hould get together on this reat deal by increasing the turnover and € town iff horse circles. 3 It would * 10% 3 be a.good idea to kee any farmer. trade in the town. ~~ We can have the sa Lindsay--Mr. Geo: Hors&buyers § their trade a g, a good name for th Did you ¥ x years ago: a 'horse that ought then for $75. tofioe cased very. greatly either. ng business fifteen years ago there * ever stop to think that fifteen 00 could be b 'has not incr. W Bonita - x isn't fixed up yet. aiting roi ato fr he. ck of it, and all "the mg g the first year of his life. Ne Ne area Kg a Fei Last year : 100 more for their animals if they were Proposition as.it woul -