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FARMER'S COLUMN. heti earner must apply a heavy quanti-
ty of costly melba' tnauure to the 0011
raise cows for the (miry they; every year, if he expects to have an
chit til not he alluaed t.) become fat at 1 average yeiltl, and tt sunder oheapuese
tatty singe of eroeth, and shotihl lee, reappears bet nearly every point of
t) onritt to eat borer° two yen rsof age, tcnitivtttiou oxeept that of labor. In.
Early #.tleedieg darw::lfare ittr;a milking the eettlernunt along the Aurid River, iu 1
laawore.
Northern Mitinosuta, a 1'lonttll may run
thrnuuh� al0 Soft alluvial eon for miles'
Experience n1 two) 5',ts0l1S, olio wet
j
8(1(1 l ' thea., rind, ie 810,11„ nt a in t straight line wvitborlt ell snnthtel•ing
,11t W11ic11 1�,u1;Hind duels nut often the fttitlt-
=eat a $roach..
000 dry,
is Ill,. 1�
), •,>, stone, ,t tree or a 11111, a feature to
hr,wv salt l t l r •t•lo tt�r
tet
y toque
n . w u h e.. ,. ,
1aure fret, Crum weeds and grass after
chop of Iota, thee: nneiropine(l so(l'bruk-
eu itt Isley or Jane,
Nothing mars the beady of a farm 1 ,
r.orO C hao to see It seri molded by e ' TUE COQUETT.EI WELL.
greet big overgrown hidgo foliate, shut-
!
„ on 1 r,nvi.11's DREAM:. Ab`rinll 1(3 HAD DEER
--
Ain the farm nut from. vi.'.ww', ttnd,
IDA t,
A SUGGESTIVE LEGEND,
'.there is r terrible legend of Orim-
T'artary, ani10nrtihl�,r •t very 11nt'sive end
itnpnring edifice, which ]r al.•o vee v lilt-
tient, It 1( s;) vault toad I1111'l•1'cttive
that travellers are prnfou11t11y lull' cted,
(especially talose wlln count from Onnn-
triee where a certain utirnb`lrof percone
aro annually rtnetroyed by bura)intg the-
atres and falling bnildinga. 011A such
traveller \vas+ leolcing with admiration
mien the rdifloe, 111 c0nlpnuy with 11ix
lfajesty the Bion of the ceuutry, and
be could not restraiu bituaelf from say -
tog t
"0 Bing, what i4 the secret of the
wonderful strength of this bniltlsng,
that it has neither Humbled clown nor
'the osier lt:tutl, nothing 5111-3 more to ( JILT)(. Asti, '1'111, HAPPY 1tU;f3ULT THAT been burned up ?'
the eppoaran00 of a team than to see it. CMILU: out IT. But Itis majesty.: the Ting of the
('l mounded by: a molly trimmed bodge
county was coy, and furebnre to an-
t•f the proper height. Petroleum Centre, Pe., June 21.— ewer. Being pressed more closely,
however, at length he answered, '0
stringer, ire strength is tt secret of the
state,"
Tito stranger was not dismayed, and
after tnnoh entreaty, his portinancy
overcame the reluctance allot Ring,
atul finalty said, with solemnity "0
stranger, when my ancestors began to
build this temple, it was upon insecure
foundations. Thereupon be sent. for
another builcler,and sail to lam : "1 he
present corner -stone will be ritised,and
the present bniltltar pieced tender it
alive an 1.the stone laid upon his body,
you will proceed to erect the well.—
Should it be weak or iusuffi'iient,it will
be taken down, the corner -stone agaitt
raised,you will be plaood under it alive,
the stone will be again titin, and the
bniltling proceed on �e more.' My an-
cestor said nothing further; and you.
know. 0 str,n.nger, the secret of those
tsol18, Read why this building deet not
tumble down.
The stranger, says the Crirn r.Psrtar
lotentl, went hie way ranch meditating
the, marv,.11olts anv,.rntuot which was
able to preveut flimsy building,
Tihe old practice among fartna:re of Otte of tel' most fam•,us of all oil farms
etnnuelly scr,tpiug the true ks of tttrplt' that were developed in the early (lays
trees stud afterward eu1. lyiul a e eat O of tele petroleum excitement 0n Oil
used to be. Still the good ra•ults
Creels wee the Hyde & Egbert farm,
f)llewiug the Nome will well repay elle neat! this place. .D:..I gbert, of P ank-
Uudernest.tih tho eery and dead bark 1 lin, and hie partner had between them
e;,,ntttlees nutt,bt'rs of venin snake
their 1iot;t:1 •; when 1110 bark is removed
and wbit(waslh applied the clettruutiun
.f all vermin ie cnrtaiu.
A. little effort i4 necessary to teeell
1 watt to tak.+its first grain wiry, but it
vitt soon learn it. Beginning with a
a email tputetity and gradealiy increase
lug it after a week or two, or wheu the
c:tii''is four'to six weeks old, give it all
r
:it will ear of these light fritts, feeding
it immediately sifter it has takes its
itlllk. A. good iucroase on ono good
calf well protected is bettor than halt
seine on twacalvee poorly caret. for,
earlyfault of 1804 a troop of Iutliana
lent+t of ale ferus found in our woods gavau exhit:,ition in the village. The
contain more or less sterol', and when
properly prepared ale extremely palate
able and nutriiioue. An attempt Ras
recently insale in i+''rouoe to popularize
thele ae an -article of afood. The young
shoots of the common brake fern wheu
exposo.t above the 'e it t.i the air oudeut. IIs hard leap eutertaiued
and sunlight become exceedingly fleshy, the ilea of eeekir,; his fortune in the
w11jt wnta11 i8.11Ot Bo 00 n,0ltin 1)0waiinnyr
t
,$1,000, whish they paid fer the farm.
'ruts wee eoliilidered ahs isniaeuse price
for it, as it had not yielded enough
melee eultivati 1n to pay taxes. Iu
1801 they struck oil on it. They haul
4cveral good wells, but done that com-
pared with the great gushers that had
•tpouted their 2,000 aud :0,000 barrels
a day fni•t.her ciowu the creek,
` had brother
\ 110
' tl£ r
'I b0itb lath
Hyde ci,
I-1. �
i
lived in au 1sastern town. He wee in
love with a young lady of the place,
who wale netod itt the neighborhood as
a great coquette. Oue eight in the
young maul cu(I the young lady in
tlueetion atteutled it together. After
he had e40orted her horne, lie seized an
opportunity that offered33041 asked her
to become his wife. She refused him.
He went to bed disappointed and •des -
white aid tender. A famous French
painter is kiinwn to pride himself Oil
his fern oet lets, aud the hill tribes of
Jatpan live on fern all the year round.
In spring they eat the tender letelets,
aud later in the season they eat the
4itarel1 extracted from the s'od's.
These s'f:ggostione as to in3naging
S'olln•g bulls are given by ,the ti�iltiam•
etre Farmer :—To make a first -$:less
animal he should run with the cow till
he is (3 menthe old at least. If weaned
,eariNr, feed on new milk jag .from the
cow three times a day till be is 6
'srir;ntelis old, then twice a day till 8
months, thou once a dry for 11 month
or so longer. At an early day., 'say a
a nl entil:old, give 'Jima little fine hay
to pull at, aud later let •htui nava •Rohe
•oatmeal, a little Oikealte, vegetables,
sax., increasing the rations nes he :grows
•older. Worming frog• milk should be
gradual and in pasture tient. .Ring his
nose at 8 wonthe, handle 131031 that
'tinge daily, After he is weaned feed as
you Wul 11 others to keep thernila good
esuuditiou. Do not handle the r1,ag af-
'fer the ring is plat in until the wound
is entirely healed. and rub on his nose
:lnutton•tellow twice a day.
The number of Texrts cattle seems to
'be increasing astonishingly, as we may
;judge from an article in the St. Anto-
nio Express. It says that the drive
jute the bordering states this year was
not less than 80110000. The largest
porceetage of these were one and two-
yeitr.cslcl paeSestpnt•+a, which are already
„('orltl'3ti ted for tin aclvauee, .at gold
prices, svith the.nlose Northern ranch -
men. The animals are said to be in
extra flue coni irfrl,,•and tho drive b:'-
g,an much earlier this spring, than u,•
'tuts, as the mild past winter has boon
favorable for the growth of pasturage.
1 aihn's steers cemmnnd $0 on an
oil re?ions,aud ere he retired that night
he lied determined on cerryiug out the
idea without further delay. Before
n31orniug he had a dream, He thought
I t k ' 1(1 1
18 s o0 In a wild mountainous
00Us p pee,
alone and frieudless. Suddenly au Iu•
dian, hideous in war paints, sprang
from a thicket and rushed toward him
with bis touiabawk raised. Tho dream-
er was unarmed. He tried to save
himself by flight, bet he could not
move. He had resigned himself to his
fate, when another person appeared on
the Beene. It was the coquette who
liatl rejected his suit.. She bad a rifle. Dr. Hammr'nd, a native of Ilon-
Stle quickly paced the weapon in her treal, appropriated $15,000 of his wife's El i k.27ri1 R Pl 0.
ill d lover's elands and elisappeared. f tonne ju :t%inuea soli alld tilers e10 ed
an offer to the rev.. gentleman of a half
interest in tete cozloerft for the use of
his name and literary talents. It was t
not accepted.
All interesting case is pending before
Sgnire Iionry 'awards, of Lobo, Lt
ai,pear's that Alonzo Jaynes, of the
Towvuship of London, whilst working
with a gang of mon neer Hyde Park
on Tuneday last, related a story t0 the
effect that a warrant teas out for the
(meet of the Rev. Jolter Layeock, of
Melrose, fur assault with intent 00 the
person of a young lady of his congrega-
tion. It appears the minor mrosefrom
the Rev, A1r, Layeoelt'c; visiting at the
house of the young holy, and before a
company of youcg people jocularly
nulling the young lady upon hia knee.
From this the story spread, as gossip
asosily does, until Jaynes is said to
have told it in an altered shape before
a company of men. Jaynes is cited be-
fore the ivIagistrate by Lae -cock for
defamation of character. Alonzo Jay-
u0s seeks to (dear himself bylaying the
story 0u bis brother Janos, and Jatnes
heard it from William, and William
beard it from one Itichardsoll, and
£ ieharclsou heard it. in town. The re -
Ault of the investigation is not yet
a known..
1)omamion.
William Pessmore,nf Dnnd.t4, a sad-
eller, dropped 'dead in fiatmllton 0n "LOUR, and GRIST MILL,
Saturday. The cause of leis death is
sup posed to be apoplexy.
1
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A six year old son of Mr. Burgess. 3 `cation possible in gnetidg and Souring. "lour
anti "sill food aotivered biota
o p .rhos leavinE' tLeir
of Sesta, Ohio, was drowned in the utUersbeli o.neoblock atJ BfL1';S.isalcery,or
Gatineau Saturday n]gbt. He took a o'BYi4NG titCO' , oratmill sante dity
,auxn_.samu.aTr232== srxcana.
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HALLOO, MIK.
'Where did you bey thorn brick? 1V,.11, Jin'rny, I
bought theme frons \titchc�l1, of course, Iles ho
many of timet left' Wtay, yes, tl,ousanda of
(1,e)n, acid first -41s Inn. How 1100)4 01) Holl th.un,
1Iil e? Well. Jimmy, he s'U4 thorn so cheap that
1 Was not to toll, but 1h you want any just go right
thele, for be ,.1)•:, to lj boun4 to sell as cheap ar
any in rhe tonut3. 1t on:e 1 iur, hu livor swath
$1118 Crectiten gravel road.
JOHN MITCHELL.
ere Ilion, Feb. 01, 188 few
i ,xeterIN Orti'
cramp while in swimming.
A, F. Cotton and J. Miller,of Ottawa
have received tale contract of surveying
sixteen townships in the North-west,
and are making preparations to leave
next week.
0
T WARMS E_i.A.SEI.
ALWAYS O HAND
tits
IN THEIR SEASON,
the best of
Seedbarley
t`1A.Y 4 Oats
ALSO
cuicklime & Waterhnme
LAND SALT, LAND PLASTER &
Blacksmiths' Coal
AT SWENEBTON'S WAREHOUSE,
9� �^� C
',Exeter Station,
'4r•tf ■ a .t.`l ' 1 whero my wareborsentan will always be fon: d
from 7 am to 6 p ill to wait, on customers.
B. SWENERTON.
1 Y ) P
The lover covered the Italian with the j with another laxly, and has been traced
to his native city, and is boiug searched
for by the police.
On Tnesday of'last week a trotting
rifle) and fired. When the s+nekeclear-
ed away the lildltan wee gone. 'Where
he had stood there gushed from the
aromed a stream of oil of great volume. rape acme off on the Godericll Driving
01
It flowed down ove the land iu a 1n-
Pere, between "Dan Sullivan," owned
bemire river,
in Guelph, nod "Brown Disk." of
The young tmali awoke from this Kincardine, fol' $400. Sullivan" won
dream. It made t great impression in three straight heats:.
rpoll him, nut only in business mat-
ters, bat in his ]ove affair. He depart-
ed for Oil Creek nest day, and went
first to the farm where his brother was
"William Fagan stole a Horse and
buggy from Mr. Grant, of Unionville.
oa Dominica' Day. He was 'tussled
working, One day the superintendent by the 1)01'00 aud captured at New -
was showing his visiting brother neer maritet. He came up for trial on ani"
the FIy(le •_s Egbert fart". Suddenly ktlmt t 50 every . Horse $day offeiitealing (�e i° this
the latter stopped andlookedabout neig.liborhood,
hire with an exclamation of surprise
Sunday tnorniun two boys mined
'This is the very aput;' said he, 'that ptttrich U eshen and Tans. Kenealy, of
1 saw in my dream.' Cobourg, were found dead on the G.
He then related, his dream to his Ir about a tette west air the
brother The spot was considor'ed tt T.11. trlt c o
favorable one for strikingoil, bat the tewi'' Supposed to have been run
over by a trade. Both lore under the
dream of the ,young mall so impressed iufiuenee of liquor mbe.li last seam alive.
the superlintende0t that the detertnnted
to sick a well there. Tho result wap A. few days ago a girl Denied Har-
awaited with inleure interest by the ley, !.bout 10 piers of age, was arrest -
two brothers. The drill at the debth ed 00 0 charge of steak,,,. some lade in
Ottawa. She was remanded to jail for
three days, dttriug which time 81113 W114
pl10e1 in an apartment in whiel.h a
oouhber of prostitutes were oaufiued,
one of whom n'el Lizzie Ca ay exact-
ed tt promise frons the former girl that
when she was liberated silo would go
to Gray's House. 011 being liberated
,,he furl Tnrlily entsatgoti .i H. st.IVim t
With 0 fatuily, but was in duo it to go to
Lizzie (iral's It?ll:+e, Whcre elle re-
maittod fir two (tel .'8. 81)'. IV:IS retno•
ved by Iheh father, and will t)r„h.ab! be
placed in the Good Site1)hi 1'1 , ileum.
tI
Prior 1'0 1101! arreette 8119 wVa)rs i i,"lus-
trioissly !tort bore a good Ci!,1v11.0 or.
It 14 lea(tie)1 from rr?iablo authority
well. With this sum to start with, the that fifty y, u g men o1 'i' .r•'nt , warn,)
ft,(ttlrlate deertrl9Or 10 a few months • a(lluirore of the it •v, \lr, li.t•etlful'(1,
made a hn.ndstethle fortune, leo lee- have agreed along tlw11111 lvos to rtti,e
tomtit to hie -native villnt;n, tall. 1=)v a smlzl of ltliaa00 per eon unl, to by
but beat him ju hie own 3053111)t ? The ing the young Indy who 011(1 ((31050(1 hie pais] to that geutl1:uau if he will
answer that first presents itself to this 001111 and learniu_' that since hie (1e- preach iu tho Albert 1I 111. The niter,
1111osiion 1s.the en00rnolla diftereocra of
rent in Enelaecl stud A.rnerice, but thee
is nearly, if not altogether, oblitotatod
by the coet of transportation from the
w este-n fields t.) t he A 10(313carl market.
of 1600 feet, struck a liteial river of oil,
average, 2 year-olds and cows, $9 ; 8 The rich deposit spouted out at the
ye=ar -old, $10 beeves, tale, The aver rate of 2.000 barrels a day. The well
age evorth when tho market is reeclhet3 'became famous at once. It was given
i4 c0'.3.i)t11tied at $11. per Head, making 1110 name of the "Cognette," because
,$ ,ta;0,000 for this lot—a goodly round
h,1ul for the Texas rauah•me11 to realize
in a single year for their cattle,
A Loudon paper „rods an interesting
ettl[t'very o:refill (1)mper:sou between
of the cog nottisliness of the young lady
that re•aulted in its being drilled.
'Thousands of ptrrsous flocked to the
fat'•rn to stye it, and a flee of ten 01tlt8 It
head 3453 cherged for a sight at it,
English mod :\.toeriean fanning. n pouring its wealth into 1)r, E,nbert'o
'Ent(' ;incl ono acrd yields on art avol'age tanks. It flowed for fiftee11 nlontles.
10101 boshnls of wheat,w11ilu;in Atneri- Dr. Esebert trade an iletn0tlse fm seine
Wit it yieltl'l 00. an overage only Qin- from it; and then sold tI nue twelfatilin-
teen. The American farmer must f0rest in it for $2.75.000. He gave
therofore eultivato two nand a half acres $:0,000 to theyoung man Whose dream
iv order to produce the same quantity led to the discovery of the Coquette
of wheat as the English fanner rais0.4
°o:1 one acre. How is it, then, time the
'American farmer 000, nevertheless, not
nutty compete with the I ngiish farmer.
l:arturc she had ceased entirely to go as yet, has not been accepts,] hy Rev.
into society', 11e propose;! to her again. ler. Handford, who it is said i4 patients
Thia time 11e W04 ft00epted, nod lee ly awaiting (Lettere eVa111tt' 30 0•)111100'"(101.1.
Married the fennel' coquette, Shortie wide tho Bond street On gr(Igrtti ,teal
nfterwariis the 'well weaned so yield oil Cll0rca. Should tee nh'r beutekeu ht
The real advantage which the At)eri• volurtterl)`, fent to a weal ''1'•uU313101," 113 more that] likely that the populat,
eau f1(100)' has over the LngliSil lies in 113)1 then became entirely extmostnll, orator would draw away from his uldt
the cilea1 )nes of cultivation. While A foty maim; others of the derrick (thumb fully three fourths of the mom -1
�.
the Anlericen soil 11 00(18 little if any that stood nbnnt the one)) famous wtell here. Therefore the these:see are aux-
man 000 ret all.in order to yield an aver- is now all that 010)1)18 the spot where ions that 1)e should leave the rely, A
a 1 t ft the Ii' g the 'ver f oil burst forth proprietor of a wveekly,,ewv81)ai er made
gp laws$ 2'0111 after year) n Eug-
le rl 0 i 1
GR.u9T CASH S 11,13. Having disposed of m y
store, and iettviligto vacnte the same, I will dis-
pose of my whole stock at amt. under cost. Balo
to commence \b•etinesclay, June 4th. My stock
comprises the fi test goods in the trine, ane this
is a rare opportunity to proenro bargains never
before offered. Call early. Goods booked will be
charged regular ln•ioes. All outstanding e °counts
most, be settled in June, W. D, i1. 1+LOGHLON,
136 :Dundas St., London.
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Ft1iu1 I,EZ:C. I 'OIIflINION.
NOW IN ITS SECOND VOLUME.
Unparalleled Success Greorge Thexto
.ENSALLI
PORK PACKING HOUSE
Having commenced businessfor tlae
Fall andWi nit€ rT rade
Weare prepared to purchase any quantity of
Pork, subject to the 'following regulations
We Will take otP two pounces per hundred if
dry, and three pound if soft. Shoulder shuck,.
twenty-five aunts. If any of the bung gut is
left in, 30 cents extra will be deduett•d.
No porK will be bought at ars price i7
warm,
We want all Flogs Cutting $right tlrrongl1.
broast to head, and llat,ms opened outto tail.
G c S. PETTY.
PE VAa E
11 is a,tonisl,ing to seethe change lash,
has taken place in the
Ci)I1.N11 kt STORE Opposite Central
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