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4 The bard midi* woa the prise of $100,
consisted of the follow*( steerm-1M
Comedian Oka:ivies, light roan, 28
months old, weighed 2,00011*., was $
Shorthorn grade of twoboth of
which were• by Cruickrksi' bulls of
Booth bloo.i; 2d King of the West,
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pure white, age 31 niontlss,1: 1,1100
was • thorough -bred 8
oen of
the Booth family; 3rd, Young Pilot, red
roan, 41 mouths old, weight 1,920 lbs.,
Sbortborn grade of three crosses, all of
which were by Cruickshank's bulls of
the Booth family.
These cattle were owned by Messrs.
II. I J. Greif, Alan's, Out. Their sys-
tem of feeding is as follows: -When
calf is dropped the oow is allowed to
stay in the otable with it for ti first
four or five daya. After this age, for
the first month, the calf is alhiwed to
suck three times s day, but after the ex-
piration of one month, only twice s day.
They allow all their calves to suck until
they are four months old, and sometimes
let • choice calf suck six months. _When
oows ars on pasture while sealing, they
•genersily give each oow half a gallon of
bran each morning and night; this is
continued until about the middle or end
of July, or as long as the pastures are
good and the weather 000l; but, when
the pasture becomes poor, the weather
het and the flies troublesome, they kept
them in s darkened stable during the
day, but allowed them to run out in the
fields at night. When kept in the stable
during the day, they are fed cut straw
or clean wheat chaff, to which is added
bran, a few boiled peas, a little fiex-seed
and Thorley cattle food. For twenty
head of grown cattle, when on gram at
night, they give 10 bushels of chaff, 30
gallons of bran, 1 bushel of well -boiled
,peas, 1 pint of flax -seed boiled with the
peas. In preparing the above tood for
use, the chaff or cut straw and bran is
put in s large feed box, then the boiled
peas and flax -...d with the liquid in
which they were boiled is added, hot
from the furnace; as soon as one meal is
the feed is prepared for the next; the
box is covered over as soon as the feed is
will mixed and all the steam kept in. In
feeding calves s quantity of this feed a
elven s uitablo to their age.
THE HURON SIGNAL FRIDAY. DEC. 16, 1881.
mires are always allowed to run loose in We shall know where men came from ! -o-eoe
box stalls, being careful to keep tea. ut by mid bye, and all &bout baeogrn. whether' -.1-k_j -VMS
an are
and size together au that all gee ke is the development of a peotoplaseeie
ma& lus
their share, for if large and small were
allowed to run together, the large tines
would thrive at the *sponse of the &Mall-
et. Plenty of fresh water must be sup-
plied in &bandage, three times a day
during the eurseseer and twice a day
during the winter. This treatment is
continued until the beginning of the
second sumer, or until after they are
twelve of silts= months old, duo which
time they get the same treatment as the
aged and breeding cattle The breeding
cattle are let out of the stable each day
during the winter, just long enough to
drink and returned to the stable; but the
fat cattle have their water carried to
them. This is dose for the purpose of
keeping these quiet and warm, and it is
found to pay. They think in all cases it
pays better to keep an animal growing
from the time of birth to maturity, and
ti
at no me to stint it of feed or water.
While these gentlemen lay great stress
on proper and plentiful feeding, they
also consider good ventilation, warm and
cleanly kept stables and gentle treatment
01vital importance. Thiry never allow a
dieg in the stable or yard, nor persons
eniployed to be noisy or rough when
amongst or near the cattle. Nur do
they allow their animals to become dirty.
All are curried and brushed at least
twice each week during the winter, but
they prefer it done once • day if possible.
The cost 01 feehing the above steers,
which won our prise, is only given for
the three months previous to the show,
which was 130 per head, i. r., 110 per
mouth.
J. A R. McQueen, who ale° competed
with a herd of grade Shorthorn steers,
in their report uf breeding and feeding,
iistimats the cost of feeling • Shorthorn
till three and •-half years old at 1116.
Mee oat gesso.
Or it will terminate in that dreadful di-
sease, conannaption. We are *ware that
a prejodice exist* mune many persons
against medicines which profiles:to cure
a cough or oold when bordering on con-
sumption, or even when the lungs are
affected, but we can assure our readers
that WDITAILd BALIIAll Or WILD CIIZRZY
Will do all this; and in making this asser-
tion we speak from experience, having
suffered for months from a ooegh, whith
after using many remedies without any
relief threatened to terminate seriously.
We were, however, so fortunate as to
The above food as gismo three those secure several bottles of WI:fizzes BILL -
BAY or WILD CH1111.11Y, and are now en-
tirely rid of the cough, and restored to
our former health. To thine suffering
in • like manner we reoomiriend this ex-
cellent preparation.
John G. Wostafer, editor of the Chroa-
We,
of steamed food they are turned into the Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania.
50 note and $1,s. bottle ; large bottles
pasture. Whimever it is noticed that ' much the cheaper. Sold by dealers gen-
the animal does not ea, well, the gun- *sally.
tity of foodgiren is diminished. Never
give more than the beast will eat it- the
time, and always keep food boxes clean;
this is very essential to succuss in feed-
ing. Occasionally sprinkle a little salt
in the boxes or troughs after feeding,
and slways sprinkle salt on the boiled
feed.
For winter treatment, the warns mix -
feed is continued, but a little More is
given. and in place of pasture and cut
gre tt corn, hay and cured corn stalk is
prepared and fed as mixed warm feed.
They also feed a few turnips to each
, beast, but do not believe in giving too
many cold roots in winter, considering
the warm mixed feed much better, es-
pecially the boiledpeas. They give
their aged cattle about three pecks of
turnips per day; to their fattening cattle
they give about ono gallon of pea meal
per day mixed with the warm mixed
feed and divided into three meals. They
fatten off their cattle between two and
three years old, and they hold that all
cattle should be sold to the butcher by
the time they are three, in order to give
the farmer the best results.
The ahoy* is their method of feeding
cattle over two years. As before stated,
. they allow their calves to suck from four
to six months, generally letting the dam
suckle her own calf; but in cases where an
it is desirable to dry the dam for y
reason, another cow is procured and the
calf allowed to suck her, and the dam
milked for a short time until she is
dried. They have found it preferable to
keep the cairns in the stable during the
first summer. This they think advis-
able because the calves learn to eat much
sooner and better, they grow faster and
do not worry the co ws or themselves
nearly as much, and are protected trona
the hest and fiies, which they think im-
portant As soon as the calves can be
induced to eat (which is at about six
weeks old), they us fed * little bran and
este at first, as much as they will eat at
&time, and as woe as they begin to est
well, bran and boiled peas, with • hu!.
Thorley food, are fed three times each
day, never feeding more than they will
eat clean at a time, bet always as muck
as they will eat. Beton the grlaill or
green feed comes in, an little bay is
given, clover hay being preferred, and if
it is a season of the year when roots ars
fed, they give to esch calf a few out line
twins • day. Bet as woe as green food
can be obtained, it takes the place allay
end rot:a and ie fed three these a day.
Clover, coming in first, is fed in de
early summer, Shen Asserisan COM
whisk is always eel up in a straw cutter
mid fed to turnip in • t-oeirb The
day, and as soon as it is eaten, at morn-
ing and noon, u much cut green corn is
fed as each animal will est up clean—no
green food is given at night, for when
the cattle have eaten their evening meal
Seamier Blur on Ilosiseheld Art.
•Do we not see on every hand the
new arts and the new devices fur mak-
ing home beautiful r •
"For making home &museum !" growl-
ed the bachelor. "Yes, there is now a
craze for what is called household art,
but it is for the most part only a new
form of cheerlessness, a passion for mak-
ing the parlor a show -room, the splendor
of which must not be belched and scarce-
ly looked upon save by- the outside
world. It is art for Mrs. Grundy, and
not for the inmates of the house. Mrs.
Grundy is the power of powers. If a
woman has only two rooms in the world.
one of these is furnished, garnished, set
in order, tint kept for the approbation,
of the venerable lady. Dpirestic com-
fort must live elsewhere than in the
apartments devoted to this lady—who
exacts of all her devotees yelvet carpet
that mut not be trod on, damask fur-
niture that must not be sat on, and all
forms of finery that must not be Warmed
by good,, honest fires, lest the dust a-
light on theni, or opened to the pleaant
rays of the sun, least his beams fade
them. Tho disorder that sometimes is
heaped up as domestic comfort I feel no
sympathy with; domestic bliss is to my
taste first -cousin to elegance, and an
elegance that enters into one's doily be-
ing. Unlesa one is a man of wealth it is
better to banish set-up conventional par-
lors altogether, and live and dine in the
best apiutinent, seated among books,
picturea, and the best furniture, invoke
peace and comfort, Give iis, I empha-
tically say, in our households color and
'cheeriness—not cold art nor cold pre-
tensions of any kind, but warmth,
brightness, animation. Bring in pleas-
ing colors, choioe pictures, bric-a-brac,
and what not; but let in also the sun;
but let in also the sun; lgidit the tires;
and have *vet 'thing for daily use."
~sem .ad
If you wish to avoid groat danger and
trouble, besides • no .mall 01ex-
pense, at this season of the year. you
should take prompt steps to keep disease
from your household. The system
should be cleansed, blood purified, Morn
aeh and bowels regulated, and prevent
and cure diseases arising from Spring
malaria. We know of nothing that will
se perfectly and surely do this as Elec-
tric Bitters, and at the trifling cost of
fifty cents a bottle - - -{Exeb.-Sold by
sill Ermine.
5. 15. Beertrad.
In those Bate* of quack medicine ad
everywhere, it is
gratifying to find one remedy thrre
vertiesseente
worthy of prune, and which really doss
as reeneenteaded. Electric Bitters we
eon vouch for se being a true and relia-
ble remedy, and one that will do as
onre.
omended. They invariably OnITO
*AMA and Live? Complaints, Dieeroree
of the Kidneys and
We know whereat we speak, end can
readily way, give them a nial. Sold at
cents • Trade be all demists
germ or Ins
appaanin im
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tuhe traachse. rutertiulley is ,
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rcoedited with he opinion hauor-
ginaly want oall torstaomasa 110
on all fours when they are ;miry up main
very late, after being at a pohtical ban -
vet; but that of itself, without ousts -
tire evidence, weld hardly be taken as
substaatiaing t he professor *theory. Some
distingtdthed scientists have argued that
sun .iriginally had tails, but that by
sitting down un chairs so much they
wore them of This would fit in with the
theory that they used to go round on all
four.. If these scientific gentleman keep
on they will eventually establish that
the human species differed very little
from orang-outrangs. and used to sus-
pend theiaselves from trees hy their
tail* while they bombarded each other
with cocas -nuts and studied politics in
the higher branches.
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Ilagyares Yellow NI
Will be found invaluable fur all purpo-
ses of a family medicine. Immediate
relief will follow it. use. It relieves
pain, cures chilblains, frost bites, scalds,
burns, corns, rheumatism, neuralgia, &c.
For internal use it is none the less won-
derful. One or two doses frequently
cusessore throat. It will cure croup in
a few minutes. A few bottles has often
cured asthma. Colic has been cured by
a teaspoonful dose. It cures with the
utmost rapidity, it is really • medicine.
Ma. J. A. Pont -roe is one of those
*period lifer.
We will give one of the best Singer
ewing machines that are made in the
world for 50 subscribers. No better
machine made olt earth. It is warranted
for 5 years by the manufacturen,
The Lawlor Mtunfactarinq Coy of Mont-
real. A warrant from this company is
surely a guarantee of its being a first
class machine, and especially when it has
such a titan as James McDougall, Esq.,
at its head. Our offer is as follows:
For 10 subscribers and $20 we will
give a $50 Canadian Singer with two
drawers, extension leaf and cover and
full attachments, -
For 15 subscribers and $15 we will
give a $80 Canadian Singer with two
drawers, extension leaf and cover and
full attachments.
Eor 20 subscribers and 11-2 we will give
.850 Canadian Singer with two drawers
extension leaf and cover and full attach-
ments.
For 30 subscribers and 110 we will
give a 150 Canadian Singer with two
drawers, extension leaf and cover and
full attachments.
For 40 subscribers and 15 we will give
a 150 Canadian Singer with two drawers
extension leaf and cover and full attach-
ments.
Fur 50 subscribers we will give a 150
Canadian Singer with two drawers, ex-
tensive leal and cover and full attach -1
ments.
This machine is a genuine Canadian ,
Singer, and we guarantee it nicer look-
ing and better than and other Singer
machine made. This is a specially good
chance for young ladies who want a first
class sewing machine, and at the same
time give your gentlemen friends the
best news paper 'published in northern
Huron.
The agent of this machine, D: Gordon
of Ooderich will pay $5 up to $10, ac-
cording to the price, to any person send-
ing them the address of parties Who will
bug. This is an additional chance for
the ladies canvassing for subscribers to
make 'money.
A Reliable lam.
It is an establishment fast that Hag-
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for coughs, colds, sore throat, asthma,
croup, bronchitis, and all troubles aris-
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CpiNsumenos. Many say that this di-
sease cannot be cured, but the proprie-
tors of Allen's Lung Balsam will satisfy
any one tflat it has been cured in many
comes of the worst description. They
have hundreds of testimonials from
thankful individuals Who willingly admit
it has saved their
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PERCHERON HORSES JOHN PASMORE,
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IlIverten the proot 17 months SCA STAZ•
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tom frail.", to this ostabilshonesa,, boom.
RE than thoroashinoof Despoefotlen • ef
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On--Ofre 01 1*. entire ntanber of Import.
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Map Wiesen of the roirwrwsrl Exposition.
Parts, 11176. and nearly all the Prise Roma
Of the Great Shows of France since his timer -
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