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GODERICH. ONT., FRIDAY, JAN. 27, 18
FARMER'S INSTITUTE!
The 4uty tne farmer was to educate ere ought to provide feed to soil in thal Cad a Tb."" J. Tates -
the so.1 who worked the farm, fully ea, event of etch dry summers as we had layonanen or permenetp_ mine Ache.,"
th„t elliota existed in byipme years. , saietake to eat pasture too bare. Farm- I
! se* adtemmeweswes Wert.
An Oterenlistion Efigotroi
West Huron.
Vb. Som. fenesnaellooer sof lignenikere
$he froths. Prolitsseirs Iler •••••
Ws &epees at Yvereallsgs
Moo elf Orelloars - Able Parrs
GS Illawilers• MatliMela
1 ttr% Ant IA ented Mrs *rant
well am those who left to study kw, f last year. The eccond wiuter put in :
1,11 medics •ai or the kw arta. la additioo I again in good tinainend feed wed if to be . . .1=1,..
1
11. the eV! .tuit tins! tring aud education I tun over •....11 fattened on the Arai& 1
the (gator • of deirying TO W N 170PICS
to Iles obtained at the Guelph College. (Give 0 or 19 lig vf roots in the morning
had been taken I with straw, thou at noon give 3 lbs ofhain..oca.
• that 4 lasrtment at the college was iire• mad hay et sight. Feed carefully and I _ _w tak i oo Satenlay, and died front the effect., all". T. e`°"*"" ''''''ill‘i el'
...... ..bd a vuld dr ., of 11:1 Sadreas deal- be Dentinal se to tile* 01 reeell'ill• If io!";"ritZti-Zr. el.:tie:T:1w. rum"' 7:4 ftirildly... Leh; adrtc.:771.717 r.c.suit ipainPcuel:SOitieh,04 by W."' 11'1:ea
you want to stall feed tw,..-,ear old*, nest i, in .., ate then it blew. •1' then it
_ applauee
ing fully with thee subject. The hors.
L mit hay or straw with about 24 lb; firei-o.tass photo, on the yam around. 1 inliggyi,,:, In the attack that carried him
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Mei ;1•21.1" afrOA.n" tBh:41%41:1‘i:!tate. --, "W61111141;
v. t .......1,.: ...7'. es t e t at it bad some
Miss Ida Wi klusem next favored the meal at noon. Lot out to water only gait niyomun.(..Pnlaii;eurv.- The best Nev Veers I offal* soddenly.
. Bryce, Toronto the society novel.
Mr Robert Hunter, of Hunter Broa.-,11- TUB HtlaCtitt.'8 TAHLIL
bridge builder, Kincardine, was in to•u
0. during the week. Ilia tient has recently ,' 1 wee, eel", 0. „pi., ow r.,„ . „ILL,
completed • bridge in Clinton, and hi.'
manned meeting was of a profesetuseal i „.0_?Ai•Irsetw4111111ra_ 11111::12:011:::: f sial. .
1 ewittesw:iteiLiemke:rwilithi: ,paerLieeyit.i.„! ems a.pusloyee vill.e Fenu.,.... ries has reackel la,
!visit 1.13 n'Idwrwilik during the comity '
I ".°a•aanal r 4 ' the at. cc 1 Anthon
and op, a•iel riot. itooection the head of meal and ate with eat hay and straw An• faith Islet prrat it."
lien nit rain "rd seat amidst luud I. 0 Di %/Q.! In • 0110111ing CLOW aa tiseLs it tri lak arid it is mutiabl h "1 •
Apple to D. 11 agent Ooderich: Dizetott'nom or PA wrNtatAam.-Irsta• I r.-.14 t Burrs:eb,ls,
A misting tor the PurPmti of owl‘. with owl,' "lin glad ray tune encugh to get a good drink, then
by Frank Barra
halting • farmer's Institute for the West hese*, my ow yy! ," rundering it as she feed cut bay and straw, with about .211 11 looks as if the tail end of a Mama WM- * Ache's" lukr• 614°Ived PlirtnetebiP I litith”ra it 'The Crest Hesper.'
Biding of Huron was Lelti to tImlutich always does in a urst-slass erre. &ling lb* more meal At night feed turnips I sardbut twhoisiteenhouerwinbgo awrousidirforl! hex. ;midweek.; in the hardware line, an•i the business
will hereafter be carried on by Mr I °IT' eatigi.Lnat tat sr ilkolloilettellaz:arr-luThe3()%osee
kr 1 to give a la irt Pea I
the most prominent agricultunets .4 in th4, Cuen:' te tka evident satiefectims and straw, with 2t lbs more meal Theo,
on Tuesday afternoon. A outtoor .4 loudly wowed she name "The Cotra 411144 54' anangolde. ea, 10 llse. then Cid hair overcoats may have les looked tb• fact.
If rou want a quarter of beef or a cord of James Yates He is now in Toronto' of the Library Matoittine for Jan. Ol, ..
,ii:riaetoiniortutolt aoclock intlarheolgafceadraiiz., after
soir:gt.051.04, ti!heiv,lcorrte:;oolui7ogaut.rerrell.et.mas oraiii:p4:111:ome ,t Inakiag priee4tame of add -tonna! "sock to Tunntaliiii:-Catholicityand R441011 : 1 rye 7-
! plane on his shelves, and intend* to ran km the Spirit.; Coast L so Tolito.'4
breakfast clean beet manure end bed, sante hiceuti,e' nn,„. t t the business at full pressure next sea- "Anna Kuenine ;" Patent 31edicines,
and curry either with a card or curry There are quite a number of new tacos at 1•30. Mr Saint...roe'. "Licrine ;" The Oen-
comb, as cattle will sot fatten se rapidly Lh_e.tenuntuae tyisirrelboasaat tkiteweek. het there Capt.
ire the corner o5 Montreal -et. aliPtilathe IN . ersh,isiecotiii,...ums.d ; Mr K. 13. Washburn.' A
1."Puterre: ! who haveA.
be•KnFon ar avni'alith"1, theon Ai; °Lid
if itchy. At axon. take out mateuro and
Insane in town, left thk in..rning for
laber: essin, tlienDaatrioniggliatliptuhtiaba, ,allakietnien- Oeulanno.tataoa :Pada
than teedeteriegs.touge:anicathies line of trues. invent .
e,C.:e tiruisialve .°tAlbion block. their work in Indiann, ha.i ig Wen sues- John
Britoneaw-Corra Faulty. --
with the animals and kindness to
toilet articles. i L._ ,
554 mooed by telegraph to be in ricidiness to has . 13 .Ahlen, 393APissrl-adtition., NewYork'
iost issued • sap e
mast be observed in silos.... N.) =SD Specie: perk:mil attention to ureacriptiona. i "'Min operations with the advent of
W. '. . h . Chrossieloa of th/ Seluoi44eri-Obita Pitrodeiv;
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this section were present.
Hun A.. M. Roes, Coaunisaiomer
Agticialture, Prwident Mille of Guelph
Agricultural College, Professor Itobrit
of her het eneun____
Prufessior Etoliertaos gave an later:mid
:le and inateuci:ue address on "Butter
and the Cow," giving full information so
eon. superintendent of the dairying de- to the different Causes which result iu
partimeat of the Aericulnarai Colleee, Om various grades of better, and also v-
end John MottOlan, M.P • fie/teed thy tug fully into the treatment of the
meeting with their presence. animal t'snr. :..ives the milk to make the
After ex-reere Charles Oirilti, H" •leureted the of
Wasrestuit, had bees called to the shair, the best blywds, greet oats ln tendlng,
O outalsor of iutereetiss Nipors wet, n-gular sal good feeding actl watortug,
teed mai criticised. x stabling well ventilated, and um
Preatdent Mill& delivered am alf:ess
on the ''Oultiratma of IL* &el," which
was thecuseed by J McMillan, M. P.,
?oho Washington, Harry Morris, Jai.
Linklater. President Mills wing to the late tidence between tha keeper and the aut-
J. A. Morton, of Waisigkeni, read au hoer, would not deal on any specific 'sale. When first put in the stabhisome
cattle are apt to kick. If they do, never
strike or kick id return. The best rem-
edy is to curry them and cotnitier by
kinidasea About salt. give a little In
the feed every time you feed them with
cut stuff and meal. I do nct know of
any experimeut with beefing coatis, but
with inilk cowe Professor Rcbtortamo of
the Guelph College, reported that when
salt was withheld for 12 days.the shrink-
age was 171 per east ; insufficiently
or irreeularly salted there was a shriuk -
age of 144 per cent, while those that had
snit as much as they wanted did not
shrink --all being under the sante feed
and treatment except in the matter of
salt. I think cattle being fatted would
alas suffer if salt were withheld. For
the last t wo or three years w• buy a lot
steers i•th•f•II d duri winter
osEht to las allowed *mood cattle that
t Geode. fhigaist. Albion loi k.
T ' • pring. We wish them every success by Enzabeth Charlet, one of the inalk.
famous of histurieel aorels. It is limb
presented unabridged, for the prigt_
eghan150.14•6017mtepaclodthinbinTper`...re
fwa usios wii: nuAA =Hy zio%f thTeEtlIPEIL710c1 1
wi beat an strt • t ern. The Capt. will be accompanied by two
form kind'. . His address was hearti- &Tillman ia considered to be worth telly a hoi:nes, aratyrti.itwon; atennxin ni al eons -in -low. And yet there is no exodus
11 Trealiyed and wernily applauded ene-swenth food whin compared with a doler..:unN.sethssa 1,,:.,41,„, i.,,x: Every
Lut weak the President, Mr W. T.
throuohoet. poor one When ouothe cattle ought to t3 Iio weta be work "w11111117 Welsh, end Vice-Prmadent Captain A
Mr Belcher sang in fond entre "Th! ?tend and aot paq awe: Imes 01.4 tea". _ 11 is ..
outset:4.os how 1.
e ..eao Saunder• k Son M. McGregor, chose sinks and played
Owl." er ; there Gettig to be the utuarkt cis r.r!fraza.og pie.iares. hut they are going out for • bag of flour. The follow.ng is the
score. President's rink, E. Martin,
Jno. Yule, C. A. Humber ; W. 1'.
Welsh. .kip -12, Vies President • rink,
Sheriff' Gibbons, D. C. Strachan, A.
McD. Allan, Captain McGregor, skip
-7.
exultant paper on potato where.
MrWashincten read • paper on the
''BeW Breeds of Cattle fur Ontario."
He was fulk.wed Prot. Roberteou,
points, hot mode a ten minute general
review of the fanners' needs, hopes and
..pp roselike* which put him in entire
syuiputs, with th• audience
m an address '• ow to rear Calvea An ezoollent quartet Wee then sung
for the Dairy and the Stalls, whtch l•y the ithoir. and after unaninsous votes
proved an isnot-totting woo to the farm- of thanks to Mr 8. P. Halls and his
eta prosiest, and which showed evades°, choir, and the speakers of the availing.
of • thorough knowledge of the sui.ject the meeting ea* treught to a clout with
The meeting then adiourned to meet the "National Anthem."
wain at 7.30 o'slock.
BDIILADA Y , Jan. Y5.
DUNNING. At the meeting this warning for the
purpose of wielding Akar., and talkiest
op unfinished babas's, there was a fur
attendar.ce of prominerat county agricul-
turists, and the proceedings efts of
a highly interesting nature.
Tho following offisers were elected for
the wetting ear :-
Will Ellerd, with Mime Trueman as ac- President, ohn Kernighan, Coax/roe;
vice, J.•ho McCallum, Helene° ; 94
conspanist,
Mr A. H. Manning, of Clinton was view, itAit Currie. WNW Welwan eh:
unanimously milled to the chair, anal secretary treasurer, C J. 8, Neltel ;
Directors -Colborne-Hy Morris, Joe
opened the meeting with a brief but in•
tenanting address. Fater; Aahfield -Hugh Oirvin, W
A dee., "The Pilot. Bravo." by &nohow., : W. Womanish -Jae John -
Messrs. no. sea Egad was will sang. J.H. Tall" ; E.
Hon A. M. Rims, Owtnatesioner of R"wni seeelint" • Hullat-Juhn
Agriculture, cm Wing called epon to ad. Cosier, Jas McCallum ; Goderick town
drams du meeting, stated that Eas did nut
intead te touch upon technical matters.
Ile wanted to see an instil** establish -
ad in this electoral divisied, because he
believed it would be to the interest of
the farmers who resided hare. Instit-
ute' had been inattioustei in other parts
of the Province, and had been found h. HOP had been read by th• 8•Or•tary. •
Whet to the good of the fermis" EDO- paper teas read by the President, Kr
motibilish.d. It hid Juba kernighao, an "The R.otation of
inroity
hem freem thee Bps nerkottund wok. Crops.' He advocated the abolition of
siostner fallowing, and contended that
ties had departed front the primary ob-
ject a cultivating the opiwa uming the benefits were not commensurate with
the work and loss of time. The paper
information, and had become merely so-
cieties fur the holding of anneal exhibi- was 'reel! by Pr"l. Mille Ind
other prominent agrimeturista, but Hoes mid the distributing of prizes for
eittabita. tho.nnuawpm*, it „„ Kernighan held his contention thee:melt-
found that mat one of thins had gwie out, on the ground that rotation of crams
beyond tbis, or taken up the ntore com•
prohibitive abeam of diffusing agricsg.
tuna kaogledee by means a tha lecture
phatforin or the readiest by members of
papers ova special esbraris. idea of ,ond rause steers from them to
farmers' inundates. whieh bad now been se the sebject is one of deep importance
Marge ran, was eel es original one. bill belt "f th° " lows himself. If he is highly ofteseaful in I la" week. after spending a eouple of •
learn that Mr Thum Morris, • former
and be Inn swim w thin model hod the E-ig'ielt titmice is a very iloroot imilk it follows that his steers will clot be Mies Cnaalt having recovered from went of Oode h, w made he
dee getelity once and close t citizens of that flourishing business
a more pereessest character. He "teat. eltPereellY Net ithstandintasthe severe wentber centre, on the ere of his detartems salt
oviegained the besedia of agricultural M the "heal "et- U Wm" .li24 tr°1° the rewl•• saimal get toed* the peke of hides
and hartiseiteral exlibitiona, bet Canada would pay more attention to the yield of rnilk and treat adoptability to
01 fir..cis. „taws. with*, put on fat ; end to develop either qaalitv per ewt.
the tanners now offering only .4 to Pa 'fvull report of the proceedingame sway clown,1 mit to hie old home ie Ooderiels. The
using srst eta, requires • Issagth of time, and ears aad gn frO t.6 prove
mese the inothod, seri experience a ez.osan'Tensis" for he-o'nainy puryiwnii. w. feeding all centered in the one idea that Dunc hu unneeded in entwining
onabtucetwdof tibistrwmgcoilithesethawowt coaketld be_t °""u_ dose h.
the suctmegal oreepotiters were not laid stomata: oafs seirasangy tordaibirx,dur erfteramaibredta areafteij. *idiotism aanfoL =clod!. jars rstabeefor a. eat Kir=
th„hope wwyn poporn wiy„, fella ar. Only • pore bred male of some
There was a good turnout at the even-
ing meeting, a large portion of those
present being of the fartatne community.
After singing of the "Star of Night,"
by a Auk composed of Misses Ida and
B. Waimea, and M. Graham), and
Messrs F. P. Halls, IC C. Belcher and
p etu.e frame portion of their bustnem.
and oat eontioue the low price. until the
stock LA cleAred out. They hive • Mock of
derioreted oil window shades too. which they
will sell cheap to clear on% The cheapest
howe under the Sun.
TUC HCIIION AND InitTE LOAN AND INrIngTf
IltaT COUPANV.--liepo•Dora la this company
havoribe best possible security for their mon•
ey. all betn 'named in mortgage on farm
property. tumors Lave a drat lien in all
the company's assets. Rate of interest paid.
from 4 to 5 per cer.:. according to *mount
ana duration of deposit. Verniers having sur-
plus moans al..out4 call and ser manatee.
FLUE TAILORING. -Orerarbehning oldr• of
choice goods. always to be Mimi at prices to
mach the goods you buy. No trash er
shrldy goods. but goody -sods made to wear
and give satisfac:ion are the copilot keep. I
make no bases of this fact and.wahout cam -
nuts, I claim to give you m.rre value for your
mosey 'spruced. than any houm in town. 1
invite close sal economical buyers to call mad
tionvioce them,alves uf toy aSserliarof. 11.
MacCornix...
Mift Horton is tinting eastward.
Mr Jeers Hocking left for
n e a an ng • Monaloy.
aad feed them on dm gram, gettingt
The sleighing the past week has Wag
thous ready in the beginning of Jaly.
In the fall we do not allow theta to lie iiiilleit-
out after very eold, stormy weathw Mrs Sieger has returned from her
visit to Hamilton.
conies on, but rt them in at nirht and
out through the day ontil the ronto, on Saturday.
goo, "houg 'tile bey, letting them Prof. Foot lef. for a shoit visit to To.
snow falls. Always b° Ili Knox church Band of Hope met
I aaid before, to put catt • in o
°attune, *harpoon last.
c Naito', John ws.hineton and not allow them to fall off in going
tioderich township -John Cox, wm.,ill .winter.quatiars.. Ti. -re we are
Bowden ; inglutra-Boaj. wawa, j. feeding this winter is: morniao, maw
golds, about ten lbs, then straw enough
A. Morton.
to hare some for beddiag ; at noots, let
The regular business was then taken
out to dnnk, clean stalls and bed, 6 lbs
*Pa Kernixhan in the chair.
„weber. cut hay and straw and 2 lbs meal, ,peas,
After • statement meneerning
barley and bran) mixed and fed dry ;
ther. at night, stout 9 lbs of long hay -
coating about 111 cents per head per
day. In the first place, if you raise se
animal, keep it growing fmes its birth
until ready for the market. If you bey,
buy only the bog ; have good,
warm sublet, well ventilated and dry;
then feed at the same hour every day,
and let the same person hew. charge
Mrs. J. H. Ratcliffe, of Baffalo, is
the guest of Mrs. Purim...re.
Rev Fether West, of St. Au;nstine,
ermine town Wednesday last.
Meeting of the High whoa.' Literary
Society this Friday evening.
Captain and Mrs II Merl Rhyme have
retunied to their home, Detroit.
Mr 11. D. Arnold. of Owen 8)0114,
spent • few days in tow Last week.
All the children who were suffering
front diphtheria we in., convalescent.
Mrs G. B. Roheon, of Pstrolia, is the
sliest of her sister, Mrs Magnus Sean.
SPUD.
of the same annuals ail the tints. Professor de Peudty, now a resident
wag preferable to summer fallowIng. Let me remark that one cause cif not a Hayti, will return to Goderich the
The next paper was by Mr John Mc- "'ring baiter beefing animals and smelt spring.
Killen. P , for South HUMS, „ better milkers is that we do not breed Will Ruttion has haci two deer's bends
"The Bost Marthoils of Raising wd Fwd. for • defied* purpose. The general stuffed by Nigeria 313, the Ca'Aborne tax -
lag Stock for the English Market and fanner keeps a few cows for milking tgermia.
i„ogite in this Provisos fur the past to our Huron stook raisers we re the itiell""sald as stockers or fed for bug by I Ilre• Bleck` Weat-st• etheed "me brother. Shake '
Mr and Mrs W. If. Ridley, of Paris,
visited our town during the week. We
ars pleased to learn that the report that
Mr Ridley had been forced to assign is
Incorrect. As a matter of fact he is in
as solvent a condition tcday as he ever
was. He ie not one of the kind of men
who world go to the wall without know-
ing it, and he is not aware that he has
been overtaken by a niisfortune of that
kind.
Three little orphans, the "Pigott
Staten.- ages 9, II, 13, years who are
supportio; themselves by giving popular
conceal', will girt their excellent enter-
tainment in the Victoria-gt. MathAist
church on the 7113 of February. As
they are the daughters of • deceased
Oddfullow, they appear under the
auspice& of that Order. Everybody
ought t be out that evening in order to
hear the best concert of the season.
"Ar Howe." -Notwithstanding the
H.ARPRIt 11.4“ V
.-With • firm grip me
literature acd art, the
of Harper' 4 ..ilagat,ii• meu
login from the great presses
Bqoare. Its pages contain t
sent effot of ato:11 writen
James, William Ltlack. Willis
Howells, Charles Dudley Werner,
Hon Georgia F E Intends, George
Curti*, Poshop Hurst, J H Roomy, F L
Hagedorn. thu It. Gen RiandoliA 14
Marcy, LI Fernbson ; new verses by
Kies Hutchison, Anuli. Fttrea, and 0 P
Cranch ; and the latest artistic work of
Frederick Barnard, Kemal!, Heard,
Reinhart. C Parsons, Stewart, Welling -4
ton. Howard Pyle, E H Blashfield, Da
Maurier, and 4 score of other artiCa ea&
engravers.
"Wonox."-We have received a copy
of the new illustrated monthly magazine,
W./WM for January, and • very toter-
• mlumy_ it ie. The contents ars :
Dinat Matruh The Astor Libnity
(illustrated:: Old Winter's Coos (poem
illuetratei;; The Swedish Nightingale
(illustrated': When the Tide Comes In
,IsottluW; The Doctoes Eldest Dousm•
story, illustrated); The Lady uf Lyn
inclement weather the "At Home," in over ; To a Vuitton (poem,: Roma Deco -
St. Georges church schoolhouse On ration; Woman in the Brahrno onti ;
Thursday erening last week, under the The Table; A Clued -burst story); What
auspices of the Ladies Guild, was wen to Wear ; For the Mother* ; Our Dumb -
attended. A very fine musical program two ; The Household ; scieties for
was presented, and excellent refresh. Christian Work ; Temperance and Wo -
meets were handed around to the visit- NM Outrage About Woman ; This,
ors. A huge number of fanoy articles Pat and Other: fhe World of Today ;
were on .ale and many were disposed of. Ewen" of the hannth ; 8'4* E"'•we•
A financial telecom was the result, the! front4o, if kept up to iu present font'.
OUTLIVED Tall TRIM SC011i AND TIN 141". send entertaining of American maga-
net proceeds being over $35. will prove to be oo• of the moat inetruc-
Ywite.- We have received a copy of the 011"." 81115rIe neulbers 25z-.; an
Halifax .4...v/ist„ Ree„rder. A feature of *2 75' 4"nel" tjuhilsill
the anntversary edition is the re -print- Co., 122 Nausea at. New lurk.
ing on its pages of a fise simile of the Lirrates Lime° ASSN.. -The numbers
initial number of the paper, mint) a tine of The &Mx., Age for January 14 and 21
to imitate the old stationery of 73 years contoin Cmitot Leo Tolstoi, and The
beck. and (nen tyres of ancient font. 1haines, Portrrightly kilipehod Engliob,
The .1,- ',boo Rene, /r appears to haft Notiintal ; Cai•ser U'irlfint• °Thd %%WA in
rather improved with age, and Tun 810- Australia, fgaotiened; Nnultrias Poems,
NAL is pleased to observe that fact, as it Ste Stanford Nurthootto .ad Some Expo-
haa entered it, forty-first year of pub- riences of an E *phalli -Kraal to Ceylon,
lictlion, and is in no way phthisicky. Macmillan ; Beethoven and Two Ilia
We congratulate our elder Bluenose of Iliaacluster, Tempi, Bar ; Cyst
Murray's Liodley Money, AU the Y
Round; Hibernian Imagery, Speetator ;
• Panegyne Sir Waiter Scott, Pall
MIS; Mares, Stofoisies% with instalmenta
of •'Richard ••Jim's iirg,'' "An
Episode of the L tug Vaottiosi;
Pair,- and "Peter (irent'e.Wooing," and
poetry. A new volume baa jiliet oegun
1110W ta • good titne to subscribe. For
fifty-two numbers of siaty-four large
A. K. Polley in/twins us that he re- the heartstrings of the people of has ad- , Piles each 1.1"r more., 30_°.?„ leek*
w hile foe $10 50 the moblishirs ; ler to
candy disposed of his Tontine colt to opted horn? *mond his noble wolf. Woe:
rissendr)anthyeonsueb7A ItibPea"Aninerii PricuesuwillPgo moat. fotha
Jtbaormathana 11 Via Mauilplort. fur Eir'0. H. deities ' don't know the object of his visit to
ties or weeklies with .The Grimy Atm fee
but from reading a suninsary we
F. A. Kest, foreman of the Harbor Ctbsegadelweel' hes made on the oecasion.
"there is a woman in 11,7"r' h"tft P°Serreld' biked Co.,
O WEN., , re the publiabere
mill, reterard home last week after a are 1" Where
nf weeks in Toronto. Fnen the Milled (Dak.,) fetkeler, we
The raising and ZeProg of cattle for having his cows give • large quantity
The United States has been copied from,
been improved apse, en that the *ducat- beanell 01 the elftort triode of aaada, rat -clam beefino 'mulish'. The sec her reoent illness has assumed charge of " rtc " t re -
tag mom wawa a video woo. end to id mid oa. ne that ma be improved to a greet onn testimonoi y of ease of loftg ale No. 4 Central school. cipient of a banquet by the pminment
before their lem anocensful fellows in
ebe „wane a the p„wws• of the beefing breads should be med.
iostitetes had only been three Teen Is 18E13 and 1886 we mem to the Emilia&
an widows in „d market from Canada 60,649 head of
now there is en Sooting* in nearly every
electoral dittriet in Ontario The Pro-
fessors bad already attended about forty
meetings, and before vasatton aimed
they wield probably make the number
*By or siate. The small &Hastiest:eat
the earlier meetings of lb. day wee not
a had omen, for it took some time for
the people to understood the steemigke
tor the formetioa of isetittitia, bet *Mb
the infonsatiost wee riven, there was so
difficulty in ewer* a fall aseashrgehip.
should be held ia the Adis, dellierfalt
The rules ware that at WM fr
year, ft diarist point*. The Gowen -
bong gave $U, the manly atoned 9115;
nesally gam the inanities' • etert.
sad Oat with the mem Nee,
The erganiation of an his* itr=
ed egrioalteriets to Moly.
wee win • weientific industry, and heals
wee rerptired as well es !Astra. Yee&
end staying power were emited,
bet as intelligeme as braid es that re-
Isima:d for the 'maenad learsed *softw-
ood sow be ked by the farmer
who wanted to keep is the hest
reek. The shagged eesditioss end
the did HIM we were so beim able
tai gal like grate velem frets the
wfaleh were ebtaleed vies Om load
wee sew. neemeardy peke oat that other
climmele for pre& remit be looked to If
gam mob, Et doe mar fitters Hese* ;litt
tatreiefq for mperisr gdgeatios 15
settle worth I/4,998.327. twin, • tractile
evev SAI 50 per hoed Loot sumeser
shipped cattle to the Old Country. Look-
ieg over my papers I fogad that the best
ti4d for £21 per head, mid • few poor
ones 00141 for £14 per head . but I paid
jest se such freieht in crafting for the
animals worth £14 as I did for animals
worth £'21. Besides the small prim,
here is • loft aif $6 on the I2100 ia
gam in arousing the ma. Now, if ore
ate to be aticomafel we onset rain
the very but animals The Unit.
ed State, took flir,338 head, vela*
.133,06d, or • fractift over See
pie hest Such cattle rawer pay for
faking give new milk say time
meatto anti thee taseh them to eat drake
tiasfrolii mite 9 grimed peas 1
. and • little bras.) Give all they
teili eat eatil three nineties ; theta gift
them shout 2 per day seek, eith a
bide brae, mad let them te gram, bu
feed es mad pet in the melds et night
whesever it gots sold arid storey is eke
fell. Have everythier raelY asel de
aro let them fad is Gash Half • patios of
meal seek per day, lay three earls pow,
two berfer, sad one of bran, mixed with
a little etM feed, mid • few rests sad
geed hay estil wising Do est citiez
poetise all at ome, bet let set tero
wed eve mem hay at night, eel korense
the time until they get aseestorsell.
This will pretest mesring It ia • great
a milkier fetuiiy, keeping the animal fat
front birth, bet you cannot get the IMMO
result. that you ean get when the adapt-
ability to put on beet lift become heredi-
tary.
Mr J. C. Lotoftel, Colborne, read a
*vital paper on "The A pple-tbe
Different Varieties, and primer mode of
Peeking and Shipping.- A full daises -
place on this paper, which wee
ably defended by the author agaiset all
attires. .
"Apple Culture" was the title ef *
read by Kr John Rtewerof t, 8..-
.111., which elicited • number of queries
form several fruit mimes present.
It we& unanimously resolved to me -
reared with the direetore in the differ -
est menteipalities, babes that the t
emetic* of the institute would be hall
is the nienieipelity whisk ferisiehed the
isrct number of mentbeee
meeting thee &dimmed.
The maw. rooms. while
ads* to the aortae* every latest psis.
• Amigo of *eft • few degrees made
elm didavenee bet wee% orinifort and pets
to assay perms*. Plappilf disease sow
hold. lees sway. &Mumis enotineally
bimtgiet14 forward seer remedies which
iSsaseatI, mobs* deems polam's
Wervilies -eery* psIa iter•-hee peeved
Ike most •OouSNItl pain relieving re-
fine ovally ettleteet in all forme et
Itseern. he applinetioe wide,
pais, whether Weenie' or seismal Tea
mi II crate • bottle, et thelgieee.
three troika' ramble through the north- It ellee•
ern part a Outwit). LacTURI AT ST. PIETaa.14.- A lecture
Mies Lane B Hyslop has again re- ' will be delivered in St. Peteri eherch,
tented after a very pleasant visit to on the 7th of February, by Rev. Fat hw
Walkerton and other places, very much McKerm, of Parkhill. 11....! (011011rdinary popular11141
Dr McDonagh will be in Goderich for
Canada's Star Preachers. -(.7hicaso /..-
onnsultation no Saturday, the 410 of
bat be has already e hie
Saturday a every month.
ter-(,hoo,i Father McKeon is r• 'mg.
February, and afterwards on the first madmurk aa •
Pelpat Orator. -.London Reeor,l. Fall:t-
ill. Pagentore. wbo Irk bus for the 1
er McKeon is the best reasoner wa use
1 threw years with R B. Smith &
I ed ot --Parkhill !feral& As a
13101ITY [ball r OaLRIIIIATLIe WRITILIA,„
-Volume 1V. 1.1 Alden'. Oyellopetbe of
Universal Literature represents eighty:
eight authors, and gives fumber proof
that the work is ftetainly to b 11
e
improved in health. oft of
are • few testimonials as to his abolity as
tor Father McKeon is one of would be very stresses if at ita los, pogo
extraointerest, sad
t
it should not remove an tassomais canto
legion. A distinguished matte sap
"The fourth volume of this
cyclopedia is the richest, ao far..17:114
front 'Cableto "or eons* rea-
son, known only to Oalton and tither
'o., will leave in • day or two to attend tmitteien simil Orator, Father McKecis wriam,,k dm, innor c .mm00_
the Detroit Commercial Colleg• .hntfe. oleos in Caned& - Wall". favorable to guise. Here we had
he
osch poets as .Ootolaioat, Calderon. Celli-
noschos, Centrum', Campbell, and Chat-
terton we listen to snob pireaahers as
chaimeira, Chrysoetuso, and Okapis ;
Carlyle and Clarendon diapute for the
honors hiabwy ; Csivin weans the
although Cheerer. Chillinewurth
laurel. •A the invainpareble t I
M H. & C. Don h balm Izased hum o r„,e; rather McKeon hp.'-
1)1sFarther partieulars will h44 gives. I ...
' asps the yountront Star 1 mac a -
roller risk from Mr C. Harrison,
sad enter lobo possession next Monday, ide ___ Brighton ',Mesh. ) Argos
despetiet. .11Latabileiawthiemi• prem.
e ggs& tomb , lipecisity. tlee okijah__. 1 saateetithemforprttotbete tertheclmeesoalif ollit.pritOurh:r,
INS eltanIf44011 of teeth.
PALACII lit"LLUa RI Il• The lee° 600 rot regular selling emu. Th• repo*. neighbors, and Cuero bear off the palke.
thr:oror oilit-"''''`th. The *tout al this association ie to foster
, frna,,,,,,tehee gp.,biniii: "Amine's ntAre tors. e -c. singt.inagnapressrmem,:nwoostanierhiems:e.hancie asi:
band will be in attendance st the Palma
Roller 211E4 this +Friday eveniat A glum, is stooping at the Ertlieh Ee-
1 moieties of the associaton, Woman 10e. oratOrY. Wh.$1. 0111X0111 Seta op we
tired from 9 a. to 4 p.m. for the pain- tie,. by f ern Wiling beAll
Mead man* will b• take,' part in. Ma- P
Ito esp in t • p ans 0 • wefts
chase. illtel, where • will
tines as usual on Saturday eltreems, ' to. h I f th ' tion
wgit rams. I and orbit* spertmene of the ;publicus-
The ensue' gale of pipers, books. and ; toms offered at redeem! rates. The
magestnee bank plasm st the Mechanics 1 Home knowledge Amociation ie iodate-
Isstitete lest Plods, seesaw. ilea ..1 hy owls prominent adoestionosta ae
"so • low attenimece of buyers, th• re ' Mr Thoe. Kirkland of the Normal
w elt of erInek was lase widows .4* i,o 41 g41•01, lir Daniel Wile*, Roe Dr
nem to the bminees a the leetitele. i Dervish esal ethers.
pages after, Cervantes lannehes the
i 'mortal 'Don Q Soots.' Thus i• a de-
lightful volume, with antsething in it Ivo
mit every taste. ' nether &navigation.
ate. the poblisher's Imre deauiptive ast
slogs* of standard books, "say be be
free on apefloation Jobe B Aldo
PabliabOr. 1193 read at., Now yolk
i 216 Clark St., Chirps.