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Another salad calls for half a. head] of red cabbage, and half as much cold boiled ham as cabbage. Turn lboiling water over the cabbage, let` 1.1 Qfnnr` Fhr I-an -rninubne an-ul I-L'.._ uuuu-5 waycx UVCI but: \.'il.UUgC, ICC 1t stand for ten rmnutes, and then drain and press it dry. Add the meat` {cut into ' smaall. .pieces,,Iand' "season with a little celery cut ne,Vand boil- ed dressing. Garnish with hard boiled eggs- - 1 . The Dominion Government {have offered a reward of $500 for the capture of Moir, the London mur- derer. islature. '-1_\I'<;;'th Bruce Liberals nominated Mr. John Tolmie for the Commons and Mr. C. M`. Bowman for the Leg-. - V63--~ "Ehe r_st essentialiof good slaw is -the cabbage itself, which must be well bleached and solid. Then it mustbe nely shredded and crisped. by allowing it to stand in ice `cold water- *Before serving, drain off the water, pour over the dressing and toss. up lightly with a. fork. The best dressing .for slaw is made with the yolks of four eggs beaten` smooth; add, in turn, and mixing well, two g The man?" who sticks to, the hog- -breeding proposition now `will have porkers to market at good prices when the ckle ones _are deploring their cussed luck whichdivertecf their energies in other channels. They are the will-of-the`-wisp chsers; "-'Wisconsin ,paper manufacturer; are proposing that newsp_ ap should use black paper -and whlte ink. I - Fnoooouooonoooooooooo` The people of this `country will consume more hog product next year than this, Some will `quit breeding and.an over-supply is impossible. Stick to the game, use only good breeding stock, house and treat your herd intelligently and you will not regret'.--Live Stock World. __ ..-___ -- -- -us. `av New York eboy eight has confessed that he murdered his. chum by throwing him. into the nv- er. Business may be transuotedby mailwith any branch of the Bank. Account: my be opened and dopnsitd made or withdrawn by mail. Every attention ilpald to out-of-townaocounts. ' % T n n /L l--. .,-._..-.v-.. , v 71 1| A new telegraph company, which propqses to cover the whole Damm- ion, IS being organ:zed at `Montreal. A If If I IJCIII LCLII-ICII J u The C. P. `R. mechanical '. unins have effected a federation whxch em- braces the whole system. Font; pergons were ki'l1ed by the. explosnon of a. kitchen gas stove at St. Johnsbury, Vt.~ . . 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SUNSHlNE" ADVANTAGE: %i iiiiiI1iSbAY,i MAY 14:11, PROVINCE O;OOOIOI0' , 1903. , and Vork of ` 3(L Dca L gee COR; ifRsDA3 Fire put out, sm6ke-pipe ulled ` .' , down:-,-_-Aop3_o_n__3_gfuI`tuce8.' ` Fire stays iI"il;Inolte'apipe stays up -- on "Sunshine" Furmtde. T V` - SUNSHlNE""ADVANT dE: n=m.. A x cleaned dui Any ti'm`q.in 5 VII every on that bca ntirely t The gi contented `P r\ _. , Ii yod Max, yo like the Eyes won "Y..r 1 .._,- Just 1 your inc cream C your hw fashiona Capitz young ( dent i Studicd times t weH as stand 9. of cour my (_>\\' the hrui my for she ask It w sh 0`u`1 (1 ' ' S11bj C [-1 ?a."."...'o.`g`...."3`s" ...:'s..."' ed_ though perhap- cream-L seem 5 M It s a littl had be an an} of rne suppos `whkh ledgcf M11 LC able men-- tion < most dare : .111 have and t will comf 1 I darlin will 1 kind I K ` VV h1)v thin .1 pose carrx not FLUE-CLEANING - -11 dirty,hca.it-btakin'z fob. ~ rfhf`,4 oivs 1-on ou'ro Milk Standards. `I1-ll 0PI|M`l'l0` BARBIE BRANCH BANKING BY MAIL Paid-up Capital no we ooo Best! _- `P , .V 4 an Ant: An nest, - - yvuugvv .1 Total Assets, - ,ooo,oo'6? 3. Cows of mature age lower the production of a herd just as often as heifers. Many cows are evidently kept too long. V A The last report of the Dominion Dairy Commissioner has `just com.e to hand.` Many pages of the report are occupied with the -results of Cow-testing Association work. The general conclusions from this work `are: .. .,_-_ _-_. _-__-__. 2. Many farmers are not only working hard, but working overtime, unnecessarily, through keeping twel- ve cows, when seven would yield as much milk and butter-fat Czirefulilselgctions of good in-` .d_1viduals, xntellngent breeding, to sires of proven worth, and liberal feeding, are the sure foundation. stones in building up a protable [dairy herd. T 5.V. Systmtic Weeding will spe_d- ily mcrease the average productxon of the herd- In planting evergreens for hedges, dig a trench. and ll in with. plants, and be careful to get some of the ne earth well around the roots. Do not delay, but get some started. There are different places on the farm in whicha fewrtrees would be beautiful as well as pleasant to the eye. ` ' In Vorgier. -to ascertain the value Iof a cow, _1tv 1s neceesary to test, as lwell as weigh her _m1lk. ' . `'Au"A .. 6. If a dairy herd hasa certain average production of milk and, but- ter-fat, it follows, necessarily, that some individual cows in the herd must be below that average, while others must be above it. The work. mental trees, `species of trees` do not _ thrive; for instance, suppose you set I I 1 if properly clipped. There are places in which certain seem out a row of maples and a few of them die. In some casesyou may replace, but they will not grow even by continuing to do sofor several years `In other instances they will do all right. If, however. you are very anxious to have the whole row of the same variety, it may be neces- sary to dig" a. large hole at those cer- tain places and ll with earth from some other place. If you V do not care to go to this trouble, try an- other kind of tree. When "digging them, it is well to prune-to a uniform height, which makes a. much more nished apearance when planted. It may not be necessary, but when dig- ging, it is very easy to mark the way they are standing-put a small mark with a, pocket knife on the south side and set them the same. to In setting out a row be careful not A to plant too thick; they mayappear i pretty thin at the time. but as they grow they become much closer, and after a tree is well established it takes a stout heart to destroy "it. l 3 Manger Cow-_testing Work. nsaxjsngb 1301 timuvqh. 1. ngnn- moi; =...-msai Kin: - _- v . _-__ --v. u.. V- ...-ga\.uv-J . American whalers atlthe mouth of the Mackenzie_River,and in Beaufort Sea ,have recognized Canadian auth- ority by paying customs dues._ '1' :L__~,1_ ` Liberals nominated for the~Legis- lature were:-Dr. Andrew. MacKay in North Oxford, Mr. W. McCart in Stormont, and `Mr. H. M. `Kennedy in Port Arthur. __ _ , _ . _ . --J - . - V v -- The Dominion Government has! engaged _two `French experts to in- struct the tobacco-growers and cur- ers in improved methods. ` `I ? , _-_ __--r- v . -~. ounIvIrnn\I\..hlI Everett May, a young man from Blenheim, was drowned in the Mon- treal River; and Angus St. Thomas was drowned north, of Lindsay. A...-._!_-_- ,,,L-1,., . . 4' Two burglars robbed a_ couple of stores at Merlin and werediscovered by the night watchman entering the Molsons Bank. After a lively ex-l change of shots they got away, __, ___---_.-_.-- At a special meeting of lumber- men in Toronto a- protest was made against the new rates put in by the `railway companies. . It is not wise to select trees from high dry land, as they are likely t have two or.th'ree large roots an are therefore much more diicult to get started. Evergreens, such as cedars. taken_ from wet swamps and planted on dry land, are very much easier to start than those taken from higher ground. The writer has had some experience with both the above mentioned, with the results greatly in favor of selection from the lower land. Deciduous trees, such as ash, maple,- elm. `etc., should be set out at once. For cedars. spruces. and all evergreens, a little later, perhaps. will answer. Common ced- ars make beautiful hedges, or orna-l R. W. `Scott? announced in - --_-r ..- the Senate that the Ross `Rie Com- pany had been awarded a contract for 52,000 'bayonets. /1 Earl Grey will unveil thg Queeh Victoria _ statue at 'Ham11tou on. May 25. . p. C-no The; r_emains of the Erindale mur- gler yxctup we_re `exhumed for conclus- xve ndentncataon. from "Khyber Pass. _ Sir Jgmes 'Wi1}cocks has_ received mstructxon to wxthdraw 'h1s forces Fivehundred school teachers from Canada and an equal number from the United States will visit England next winter. North -Grey ;Conservat{ves- nomin-% ated Mr. W. S. Middlebro for the Commons and Mr. G. M. Boyd for the Legislature. . `_-__--v-u-v--u four-year-old son of Mr. Bee_- ton of Picton was drowned in a creek nea._r his home, - ------- ---v` . I Mrs. Thomas Hughes, who was in- jured in a. runaway at Owen Sound, died from her _wounds. - __ _._ ---v-. ---an-u-no uyvls 111.19. lJOVl~ _The 'British budget for the year 1907-8 shows a surplus of $23,630,000, w}_nich_wi1l be largely applied to thel reduction `of the national debt.` | V"I Cf CD --from Niagara Falls; V ..-- 9 --- uuwvvnocvn lvizyor Oliver - _of Toronto and Treasurer Coagy szgrxed the contract for. the supply. of electrio current -5. A thing greatly neglected on the farm is the planting, of trees. If we are going to make our farm homes beautiful and attractive we must have trees. It is not necessary to go to extremes. but see to it and get some started now. In the majority of cas- es the cost need not be -more than the time spent, as we can go to the ,wood lot and get a. supply. It is not advisable to se1ect'too large trees as` they are most difficult to get `started. {In any case be sure to prune back the top, to counteract the injury done to the roots, by lifting, and do not allow roots to come in contact with the sun, or get dried out; take an old sack and cover roots and keep Met: ' damiaged; -11.-viii A $1190 . -The Government steamer _M.ont- calm was ,ramm_ed by the C. P. R. steamer Milwaukee at Quebec, and the Government" boat was badly I ex;'_)e'ting war with Tyr- key, 1s hurrymg troops and supphes into.the Caucasus. : ` _- v__- _-.-d ~_v- an cucu- Japanese Government bonds have [fallen below 80, so . great is the de- pression in the country. ' I 1 n.1----_.r'n_-_a_ r,, ,n" c - pladed guil-0 ty at New York to a, charge of steal-. hug jewels valued at $200,000. . A14.-- _ ..-..-A.,|_,uc . o 3 l V .. --v v -----\n can Vcvvyvvvo D ("After a remarkablg trial, George Slack was found -gmlty in Toronto of a_ brutal assault upon Mrs. Davis; TL-" '13-..2;_'!-I_ L _..a _'--v- -w wont IIQIllO%l V-I\I| McManus, `who was Montrpal fog egctradition to_ was gxven hns lxberty. He 13 safe-cracker. V ..-. wins `I Inn D%I\Vl Thomas _~Hubbard, .a driver for the Harry `Webb Company, ended his life by jumping from the Glen road bridge in Rosedale. ' ' The new ,_'t.oba,c`cov-act comsL into! [force on June 1._ ~ . H ` l .11; `air -In .11. . on - 9 ' '- -_. .'.Ii\IH'._"\-1;/.'.'l`5.-:'S:`.; 1art, Bu`x1s.'}.rA'o'f Mimi- `Asylum; 1_s dead. , . ` _ nub: _~ " .~n1u-..` 1"! Y` 8' , -"vulvlvvu nun uulslcvu. " The, %UnVit;e`d 1. State,sd.cus`tioms office 1 r.' l" '- OIIC `JIUPUI LUIJIIIIE III lvll\3 uuux, VI-Lao. -An attempt to regulate the food, water, and condition of the cow and surroundings, and the care pf, the milk, seems to me a step in the right direction, and a necessary step, if, we are to have good; milk; but to at- tempt to_ regulate by law how much fat, casein, etc., a cow must put into her milk to make it marketable, is .to say the least, ludicrous. Es- pecially ridiculous does it seem when the standard proposed is -higher than 90 per cent. of the h`e'rds in Eastern Ontario reach during the months of June and July. Some in- dividual cows of all Breeds would give milk which` would subjectthe owner to fine or impr1sonment-~G.A. 'Mc'Cullough.1n Farmer's Advocate. Planting Trees. Writing in the Weekly Sun, J. R. 'Philp says :- Tiifgh Rev."Ei{aH i{.'"i3'}1c,"'a{ graduate of'Trinity University, has- been elected Bishop of Washington. lV`VI'iO_I1."A-. `was nominat- ed at Owen Sound by the Liberals [of North Grey. `A . .`I ___ "l`1__,,_ Y _ v - -- i _- ----- -- v-`uv-`on The? _Por g:'.Hop`.eiecttic Alght and pqwer_i;*tat;on `was ' b_u__rnAe`_,d. fofiifrtiie;._Vcdvvetestiiig'? associations ' `h.eljp.. gthe f`arrrre1-;js`_.-to detect` :. t:liO.s`e.i:; be-. Au. .3. low 'this`i _av_erage." This can bewdone. only by keeping records of indiviciugl W5- B.ie.tt_er care. _better_ breeding, better mana ernent and better 'feed--. ing should e given to those above the average, so as to fmaintain and improve their records.. - ' ` A Good Time to -Stay In. p Getting out of; the hog business at this juncture will prove poor policy. It is thelogical time tostay in. IIQI __.__J..--.. --.IA.L .. An ---'_ --_--- --v- '. v.. .v-_.-- The Grand management at MQ_n_t_e_al deny the report that a re- duction in wages is contemplated. rnn 1W0 1' --v--v-- --- ugyavu ow `.w-_v----`----'_. ' Th_e Erindale -murder victim was ujentned as Heksa Loutick, whjo ar- r1-ved from Rotterdam a month ago. 11' 1 . I"I, ,,I. _ 7' T\ ,4 Ll -l |vII\v I\I6l\u9l hllnnv cw ---vJ ---- The. average producer with `a pen chant for jumping out when prices ere low and getting in on every _boom invariably misses the mark at which he shoots. L ' __-- cvv-vw ---ow--up--J. aA_ new steamer, the. Tagona, is commg from Glasgow _to Toronto with a cargo of whiskey. Magistrate. Kingford of Toronto dec;ded- that cent-mt`-the-slot mach- ines must not work on Sunday. V '1"! f` I fl`! I .1" T gt: }s 13_d.;f:1- "ta-be _a latte cif" ~th`~.$:a Jbhirs Quaker.-> -Bank" V _.v -v- -7:- run V In`\lvav\n| . Jim _" Hill, the railroad magnate, owes much .of his success to revers- ing the methods of theaverazge rail- road` developer._ It took nerve to do it. but results co_,unt and -'Hil_l' can show them. `What is ideal milk? There are- ditferent phases of this question. Certainly, the first and most import- ant essential is a strong, healthy cow. She must have good food, fresh air and pure water with which to manufacture the milk. With these conditio-ns, the: milk, as it comes from the udder, must surely be fit` for human consumption. After this, the point to consider is the proper` handling of the milk, which includes, the cleaning of the cow, the sanitary` conditions of the dairy utensils, the proper cooling of the milk, etc.. A11 nbnonnf I-A c0nrrI`nIrn 6-1-an <`r\I\t` Sixty Afghans"were killed in the ghting which took place in Khyber Pass last Saturday. .1, PIN`, ,-,._ 3_l _ "Hill built across the continent dur- mg_ a period of ~ nancial andVcom- ---\------ -v---.. .v--. . .'Hon'? Seizaburo ,Shimizu_. the _new Japanese Consul-General, has arnved atOttawa. -- av---v lMdunt"wi2tna is pouring ouf clouds "of stones and ashes on the village of Acireate. - - \ 4... - g_+4-+++M~M-+4~H~b++444~s++++++++++++-++4++4$+++++++++++ ; +m\m l A THURSDAY, MAY 7th.. V `Captain Colin IC. Har_bott1g was :Hou': Shimizu. new sentencqd to four` years In Kingston ;1g_:1_1_ese Has Detentlafzl . ' ` 1'! _-_, I,, 9 C '_SATURDAY.'.,HAY_ gen. FRIDAY. MAY 8t_h. J1-HE i~romI:1Eniv ADVANCE Events of the Week "hnd at France, _a noted Cabbage or cauliower baked with cheese makes a good dish. ~Boil the vegetablg in the usual manner until tender. Make a white sauce in the proportion of a tahlespoonful of our and two teaspoonfuls o butter to a cupful of milk. Fill a baking dish half full of the cabbage or cauli-I ower and over this pour some of the sauce, andthen a. layer of grated American cheese, then the rest of the `vegetable sauce, and "lastly, another layer "of cheese `Stand the dish in a pan of hot water in a hot oven and bake until well browned. second reading of a. bill to re- peal the Irish coercion` act of 1887 passed the British House of Com- mons yesterday. 1")___,._ ` -___ -----. vv `ya. V: v v nave. A very good salad can be made by using a cupful of uncooked cabbage, green pepper, celery, all to be shred- dred; apple cut in pieces, a few seed- ed white grapes cut in halves, and a few English walnuts. Mix all to- gether thoroughly, and place in the refrigerator. Serve with. mayonnaise or French dressing. ` A_.-A.l.-.. --1-_l ,1! P c In a n. ______- Jv~tw\rn\n|-ll Papers in connection lwitnh `the Sganstead, Quebec, bye-election, have dtsappeared from th_e office of the Clerk of the Crown in Chancery at IOt;;:wa. j ` . --uuvvu- "Conservatives of East and Centre` Grey held a convention a,t *Markdale and nominated Dr. Sproule for the Commons and Mr. I. B. Lucas for the Legislature V IVA-`Al-......l .._ I1-.._ in ?nerdal- s_taEnat1\o`n;`= W35: ` a,d1ct_ed. that he: was. headed toward. ."bankr'uptcy, but he `had"peered into the futu>re and" -realized that the road he was building" would be taxed to` -.its `full capacity when prosperity,` in its turn, came. along; _ -He built that road 40 per. cent. cheaper _than_* if construction had been delayed `ve years, and had it ready for operation when it was needed. ' - : 3 I. WALKER, lfreddouit A Aux. um), Gmm Hanger 1. I. IRELAND, Snpqrhtendont of Qoncudunn