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of almost any of the dairy are to be found. Such ly take on the charac- ng oy plainly In the char- tien ok all the stock, so that ven He Trai Eenergtion we have ch Jory ck y ap- 2 Bars bed ich, eristics the pure bred "type. 'The bull shown is a In connection with this system of ex. we feed the bulls a: regular ding ration, consisting 'of alfaifa , 8lmost exclusively for roughage, very little ensilage, and this fod- ure made up largely of crushed oats With bran and including small propor tions of wheat middlings and oil meal amount fed is varied according to ¢ general condition of the animal, considerably increased during of frequent service and reduc # to a minimum during the "vaca . period extending through the {form then: did not differ. greatly om that io use among boys at the pesent day. It was used in European rarfare as late as 1640 and was deem- quite as efferuve as the argucbus employed. WILL NOT RETRENCH. on Boards Are Maintaining Pro- grams For the Year. _-Apprehen sive, but not despondent, tld be, perhaps, a fair description the attitude of the various Cana- lan churches towards the probable of the war on missions, whether or abroad. '® Methodists," sald the Rev. Dr. ott, "have one board for both and foreign missions. And at geting last month, the appro- 8 covering both: were equal those of last year--in fact, slightly vance of last year's. Pp! carried out only at the cost of sacrifices. We recognise aside from the question of un- elal: ah stringency, the war is ual calls on church mem- 'the shape of mibscriptions to , and other cognate - We would not have anyone i@ & Bent loss to any of these. But, e time, we make an appeal rch members for suprem BV Will You Help The Hospital for Sick Children, the Great Provincial Charity ? --$