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Poll:. d"battle. :'''';
The time in con ing when stock -raisers
will of ject an m ch to horns upon their
cattle as they W old now `tai lir upon
horses, Horne uepon cattle ate of no
value. They areworse than valueless;
they a a mere fig' ting i;m lerncnt; We
are no- barbarian ; we want no fightin
among our rata The . horns are used
for northing brit mischief. In a yard
where horned ca tie are kept, scarcely a
day ',mess in which there is not some in-
jury done by he use of the horns.
Scarcely a wont . passes in which we ado
not he r of a ma i killed or seriously its
blured, by the h roti of a tierce bull or
ulloe c, Polled cattle seldom fight, and
et as sheep They may
to a stable wi they t the
oir injuring each other.
;d shed room required
arm. l r
are us ally as cl ri
be tarried loose i
least danger of t
Half he aril
for ho :lee cattl is satlicient for po The ex use of growing, w
ing, rid keeps' ; g in repair the b
upon lar a he d amounts to some coma( crab e, th ugh for a single an
it is i, it tailing, As soon as stook -gr
ere rir{ able to see the advantages
raisin , polled ca tle rather than hor
the horns will be rejected at once
the, polled cattle demanded. T
.never has been any objection rare
polled cattle which will bear exam'
tion. Some say cattle look better
.horns ----'t they do not look finished
out them." This arises from mere h
We have seen horses and hogs with
horns, and all ; would consider horns
upon, them a cat blemish, We have
seen sheep wit and without borne and
like the looks f pealed sheep the beat.
If we' had seen s many polled as horded
cattle we shout like the 'coined polled
cattle, the best Many will object to
throwing away he =pivoted breeds
taking up a nscw race of 'cattle, ' T
objection is :.readily answered;. by s
ingithat it ie neither necessary nor
irai.ic to throw away these improv
choice, well-bred b
rolled breed, and bre
ort -horn cows', and
tilled bull; breed li
orn cows, and eo
remanents fro wools' faa to y it -sow _.
listing of .an 0 tided color make a nice
stripe and, rcgni o little sewing, Do net
put too ms; ch bl .k into a kitchon'carpet, 777
as it is no a tr ng color and�shows the
chest more h n Other colors. A stripe 7/77 $ E A FO RTH
of severfd s tiof rete brightens up a; . !
e r ifBy--and w t objoeta to 777 I 77;
pet woli+le
a Iiisle:Sri lit it the ben ? VThited i ,
woolen ra frtake 'a nice co•h ndat red, ( j i '
fr
white cot a a durable' green from fustic I AIlU�i lel IIEPAR MEI T
and logwo cl se , with blue vitriol. A
cinnamon olor ay be dyed with cop-
peras. S.. eet'a coarse strung warty of
somedarkcalor brown andslatccolorsare 1.
good—all F ing One pound warp for every •
34 yards • Ttearlreting ' .Keep the exact 1
weight of ag and warp to compare with
weight of arpet when' returned and. ern
Weaver any refer a
•_, t_ Out down . w h alts, as..
,e easily taken up and shaken. 1
eptember,
777
777
}p�ie! a g
kitchen cl
it can thin!
oiled. ,.,crib ze
Orn$
thing
ani r' n En
ea, of natura
of utilizetio
Wed, Among th
and
herd
d to
ina-
with
with-
abit.
out
thee direct
who has
partietilat�
testing thla
tlernau in
alive and
toy cart.
three -qua
stone uta
pounds.
With! .saw
many spec
drawing s
ought tot
draught,
and be left st
his for any r.
ay. peering u
des- probability t
ved take place in
Mole Can Do.
s1t� ji. per says ;. ;s Theprogtess
cien� a fiastof *ale- to the
f hitherto unsuspected forces.
Meat curious discoveries in
on, that of a Scotch naturalist,
t an;Eole in harness, deserves
n' tice. Being desirous of
rength of the "little gen
la k velvet," he, caught ` one
ies it by the tail to a child's
T e mole !weighed two and
ounces, and the cart with
n o it weighed in all sixteen
h the° lrt�tlo�. creatural,drew -
n ; :ease in the. ;presence of
ators. An animal capable of
many times its ow weight
e ,valuable for purposes of
t - ': a team' of moles could not
d' +g outside a public house
io able time without disap-
d:r ; ground, there is little
eat any improvement will
he race through association
.of n." ..
Oa Impelled
� by
inpresssed Air.
f he Scott-Moncrieff tram-
sults
this .y t'ee%c. . to
sults of some importance.
h ie impelled by compressed
!ger and heavier than an or -
.ay car, and can be driven at
r hour, but its usual%speed in
h `' ohly,si r!• ,At this' rate the
i en up and down the steepest
Te come by'the usual tram-
ps no noise, and costs for
Only lone and a half pencea
Oen. penes per mile when
horses, a saving which will
those who use it, a monopoly of
. I The invention, if really Its
a egged;`. will be ; mat useful
try railways, and oirghtho-
e applied' to all threshing
other,reav�y engines which
he lietsess ah leountry roads',
8 a hope that at Biome future
et be able -to dispense with
tg•of draught. Theis}niwals
r' a aiient disacf'va itagie in any
+ ecbinery—they eat when
at work --London Spec-
breeds. Take
of the Norfolk
him to choice s
from this cross
to choice shor
all In the lit
ed
get A Tra
rm
on,11(1 TI
So bay car a
have ahoy
of The car,
the
air, is ratite
u' dinary trap
r- den Miles as
ed towi,s is .to
r` car can be t
n gradients o
re' way Care,
until you get stock without horns, as.
practically full-bloodefd short -horn
of all the other races,' tire peculiarities
which it is desirable to perpetuate th
ins no difficulty about having within a fe
years hornless .Durban's, Devons Ay
shires, Holsteins, &e. The Norfolk 'pol
cattle are not ea Banti al°ly i nforior to the D u
hares, Devonss,. and Herefords in the este
tial characteristics of beef makers, and a
fully equal es milkers to the avers
holstein, Aidcrileys, and Ayrshire& The
Wray be used to breed the horns off fro
Ball the valuable hreeds,svithoat deprecia
ing thos=e breeds bThat the Borns are to
tired 0f ' from, all the cattle at some tem
thaw who observe and think. know of
certainty. They -see that cattle of a ce
thin value, without horns, can be raised
and kept cheaper than horned cattle. If
the cis heretics is but fifty cents a head,
that fettles the quevtion in favor of the
polled cattle, Compute the expense .of
repairing the injury clone by means of
the kerns of cattle,tlheadditionalshed and
stablf TOrequired by- horned cattle,
ares the expense . of growing, warning,
and carrying around the horns, (the horns
'
are mere dead weight,) end the expense
of -borne upon -full-growti.cattle will be
found to be not a fraction of a dollar but
dopers for each head. The polled cattle
are deal.. tless valuable stock, to be kept
and propagated as. a distinct breed ; hitt
they are more valuable to he crooned:upon
other breeds, for the par'poee of working
off.the horns from those breeds, Work-
ing off the horns from the horned breedsis Winch lents difficult than might be sup-
posed. ' The progeny of a polled bull and
horned cows are likelyto be more than
three-fourths hornless, in case the bull
Iran no, near horned ancestry and pos-
Leeses good vitality, The progeny of
polled bulls and horned cows have gener-
ally been more than. half hornless, where
the bull has had but a single line of
hornless ancestry. I have known a
polled bull which. served about to the ex-
tent of his rapacity for three years, and
only two or three of his numerous progeny
ever had borne, though he had but one
line of hornless ancestry, and 01 cows he
served were all horned.— Correspond-
ence of Count? TJ-Centlr.•?Yen.
ge motive power;
roils, against
t`i' drawn b
t- soon give
e the trafir
e,
r -
A VIciouse Horse Cured by Kind-
�ess.
President .Ely, tat a recent meetingof
the Farmers' C1ii of the American
In-
stitute, New York City, read the follow-
ing : " A horse in Farmington, formerly
driven in a treat cart, was bought by . its
present owner at very low price, le-
cause reputed vicious. He would bite,
rear, kick, run away, and was utterly un-
contrullialjle. Soon after ebanging masters
the people, who had called the purchase
a foolish one, were surprised at the dif- LAMP
ference in the arse's .conduct. He
would o slow as desired, stop instantly
at " W oa," folio his master, come at'
his call and rub is head on his
shoulder.
e change ? Not force
d been beaten, kicked,
and grew iraore and
o 114 was'. well 'fed,
cheap as iss l
for cross -coo
fore long to
machines ar.
now frighten
while it eceit
date we may
horses as b
have one p�
contest wit
they are rio
Won
Loiw K
after Mr,
bench and
a neighbors:
found him
assisting to el
enclosure, �.
impatience ti
dinner. s+ XTe
have truly
pray let me a
gain by that
year' ?'" "h
plied the eta
the value of
will venttfra
is capable o
ever dere
-The
granted a
forthcomi
MS AS FARMER. --Soon
tree was advanced to the
k th ttitle of Lord . Kamess,
laird coming to visit him,
the fields hard at work,
ail the stones from a new
is . neighbor waited with
summoned by the bell to
I,my lord," Said he "you
ought for your meal ; and
k you how much you will
and Iaborl at the end of the
T, really,lhmy good sir," re -
e .. • " I nver did calculate
y labor ;' but one thing I
t. assert, hat no man who
eking that question will
t•ename of a farmer,"
Council of Ottawa have
m • f $10,000' in aid of the
Prolvincial Exhibition
GALL
l'Jiat ad orale t
The poor horse h
and starved befol�
more etubborn,
well bedded, we 11 watered ; ,,,not over-
driven or o : erlo- ded ; newewhipped,
kicked, or scolds Rind words were
gisreti hinr, and now and then an apple
or a lump of sugar. No gentler, safer,
or marc faithful horse went on the road.
But, Indian, f ishiori. he forgot neither
benefit; or injury. Occasionally, when in
harness, lte•saw hi former master. Then;
invariably, all th fire of his nature was
arou (eel, His ey rolled, he champed* his
bit, and showed a intense desire to get
hold of his enemy Only the voice and
his kind new owner
"That a power ie kind -
at the Almighty loves
caressing hand. of
'could duet hien,:
nesse-the power.t
best to use."
How tb Ma _ e Ra; Carpets,
If you `want Sort, thing for your kitchen
floor, firm, warm a d durable, from which
spots can be cash removed, which can
be shaken, tome( , and be as good as
newagain forties er:1 years, usserag earpets.
`l`hev crate g'enerall be obtained of carpet
da alc're set from � r to $1 per yard ; but
often a smoother rrcl handsomer Article
can be made at home, at least ready for
the loom.' Icor thle purpose gave the old
clothes ---old flannel, sheets, ts, and under
g.arment%old dre assess, --•in feet, everything
which will make Icing strips, Old clothes
of gor»l color are d ruJ;ly valuable, Cali -
COOS, not tor, much warn, are exCellent
mate? ial. Cat into strips, about an inch
wide, sew end to a d, and wind smoothly
into balls about on pound weight, Allow
from J to 1 pori ds of rags to a square
Yard of. Carpeting Collect all odd pieces,
of any color, for t e mosaic or hit-ar d-
miss stripe.` Cut a d mix these thorough-
ly before sewing, sti as to make this stripe
as uniform as possfible. A few pounds of
L
HAL
IMPO
The Celcbra
elan, Itfnera.
of Englund,
the United tfs
of Oanadarwijt.
Frotcsssfonali
line/Way,
S
I
8URZ'ASSf. S ALL o2. ERs
t --POR ID'S" IMMENSE
MENTI;
A.SSORT-
E
ARG1 TH4 ' ,in moat
til the !otherorses Own-
sem' limed,
2ad---FOii, SELLING- 600 8; LOWER
THAN •OTH lu '
� SGA b FORt"1
e( BY BUYING CHEAPER
and making Larger Sales
we caul' afford to sell for
Lower Erofits,
3 d --FOR
MA
MA
4fh--FOR
TEM
IS ,T
r
S BSTAANTIAL, ?HONEST
ERIAL- AND REFULa
i?S'F is 4EP °CAREFUL
wr�toh *11,;the waking and
Sponging, nd guaranteesat-
i,afactioi 'with` every Gar-
ment
1
THE E ITABLE E SYS
SON WEICH EIJ'SINEiSiS
ANSAdTEDr
s,
' ONE . P ICE-. 'o Devic-
" Lion. ;
CASH PAYME.T s"T--Avoi-
eg dingCredit Losses,
8IGNEP GUARANTEE'
given with each pirchasse.
resp t
r.
r
I
EMBRACES THE
tack
ST DEStNs
I> FRENC WOR TEDS,
ENVH CA MEP,,1;,
SC Tt;H C ECK T WEEDS,
CAN DIAN :TWEEDS,
GOLDEN LI
'0 N
Once more we bring sur Stock of FALL GOODS before the
iicc
n of the EErosi roe readers,with and this time with site a$sirr-
a tie that our Stock
careful attention
will, be found in every respect well worth.
of buyers of all kinds of DRY GOODS,
OTS an SHOES, HATS and "CAPS, GROOERiE s; kc.
re are ssht wing a Splendid Lot of DRESS GOODS in all the
14I+i%V SHADES and PABBIC'S, and trust the Ludic of Sea -
1
f. rth and vicinity w II favor us with a call, 'when we shall be
p
eased to show the our assortment of all kinds of Gt.
-BCK .-VELV' "ENS can't be beat, and prices are con-
s3ilerably lower this year than, even:b ore. ,aS$4 5.
a e showing a' large jassortment. WJNCE ''S are tip top;just
ep in and sed or 124c. liner SHIRTING WI1'CFYS,
ANNELS, UIOE , MADE; FLANNELS, SCARLET,
rH1,.8 O . .GIE, GREEN and PINK LARNE'S,
D BLA.NEETS, MORSE BLANK TS, 'COUN
—we have a Fine Stock, I+'AUTO11.f COT.'TON
COTTONS, TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, 8
F LLOW COTTONS, LACE CURTAINS, we
TWEFLS, COAT; tl$, &e., our Stock is v
r'
14 I
a
ti
i7.
L
an ever before, and we have opened some very;
.. q..
ITS we guarantee
RS, TIES, H.�
ATS, CAPS., &c.,
ices. BOOTS an
R t3ES;
BEACH
EETINGS,
re A. .I in.
munh larger
Ode,
the fit of or no sale.! In GL r VES, COL.
3 _
NDKERCHIEF,S, . BRACE SOCKS,
/save them right both for Styles and
j F
SHOES --A Goad Assortment in Ladies,
ana Boys. 6-ROCERIES-Good And Cheap;
{ LO►GAN & JAMIESON.
. B. --A Large Lot of our darned 31aCk Luatres to hand, from 20e to 85e.
e pard. ;
1'i isses'
W e !rev
worth. a but
THE MOST POPULAR STYLES
for us. Har
JUJST haft AR
e F
tat Doulb :Brea, t Frock
Pattern dassimeKre Suits,
air Luce Suits,
ur Diago,
- . • Coats,
ENQTTIRE 0lur Black
Ogvr Fin.
10 yr Basket Patter' Suits,
0 ur Fancy C7keck Ca88imere Suits
OiiriScotc1i Tweed ,;wits,
Orir
Tweed Sivas,
THE
rams
OF THOSE
LAMPS
AND
TERINTS
AT
PAVEY'S,
a EAFORTH,
T TO THE SICK
MMcCULLOVGH,
t% ropcan and American Fhysif
t j t sc HOepitrfts of the Chief Cities#
4, Scotland, France, :3ormaryj
of America,,asnd the Dominioe,)
tonally,'" "
AFORTH.
n I may be cosissulted at the COM-
ICIAL ROTEL, from
t 244, until Tuesday,
rt.i ti, 1 S ,j,
11e
sfIering from C1RBONZC LIN-
Lfi such asConsumptfob, Bron-
rterrh. and all affections of the
!'
rt„ en'tnj5 Debility, Scrofula,Rheumatism,plaint, Rheuatism, Skin Dia-
44;114�tct r -how Jong 'standing,
aCanevre of the worst stage
the knite. rAnd all 131oo4Dfs;-,1 Dyedepssle, Epiletic Fits, or
tsoplectilco Fits, or lostu of Aerrse:
IH, Netiralgfa, Chorea or St.'
Goltrie, or Thick Neck, Ab -
If Dhoevieresss of the Bre
. suceesrsrfour. TheDfs
oroinfuney to Adult age treat
impale pleintst of "ell .kinds
ther Aer#tc or Chronic, will
useeringt Ora any of the above
lay, but visit the Doctor at
ay leave the benefit of hiss care
d be reelored to beeith.the
posted hills, 406.2'1
Py all who are
GEEING DIiik
chins, Asthma,
Chest, Throat,: i
illeerss, Liver C
easacss of all k rl
Dropsy, Cho •u
ithosrt the rt
eases, Salt ll
Ifallfng Sickn
ands motion,1?a
Vltun Dance,
ozone,Tura,
arrdarTA'
.ra
eiISes of Children,
eel successfully,
and desiccripticisass,
be treated success
you ar
diseases, do not
once, so that you
and treatment a
soSoo oner. etenls a al
Cao
I
At he following prices;
{
$12, $15, $18, $20l $22, $24 $28, $30,
$33, 36 and 440 a Suit.
EVERYBODit'
D TO INSPECT
RUST BEST I CHEAPEST- i r
� ..j
STOCK OF
CLOTHS
I ;
ER EKH BITEDI IN SEAI'ORTH.
HIS DEPARTMENT
I {
H
Is under the Maga gement of
I KAinderson,
GENT ' FUR 1i fSHIN i'.S,
ATS A
WEEI LY A.R IVAL$
Of The I ,fewest tyle8 Out.
GALL &Co. ,
FELLOW CITI
ZEiV;�
-erne tu the kOirklushun that we haykayo in in the blowing lfno4 We kan't blow
we kalkulate it paya by tex to allow our kaistorueta to do the b'o'wing
ng kome tu the above konldushun, wo will merely intimate that we keep en hand
n; moreover,
as sued a w 11 selected Stock' of Family Groceries, comprising Tema, Sugars,' Colleen, To
CO mutts, Raisins, Rice, Nano, Tapioca, Pickles, Vi regars, Canned
G oder, � E tracts, &e. Also Provisions,. G'reen Grocericw s ftou'r nod Z+'eed„
F nit . 1n in Glassware and' - I fti
f3�oneware� ',Market Basket;., Clothe* Bt'.kctss, Chaff
dBrtsrboo one aril►w.._1.....f-.'� Baskets, Coal, 011
ittstss.
d Retail. Also a. few thousand of the Best Bricks for sale either s,t the kiln or
de
All Gools Purchased from 918 Delivered Promptly cend Free of Charge.
A
-WIL8ON & YOUNG _
ARE SEL LNG nig CHEAPEST AND BEST TEA EVER BOLD IN SEA-
•
LIION
eh were
Stock
UGAR, SUGAR.
& yoli;pia have now on herd a Large Steck of , consisting i11 pArt el
BratEr copygE, BRIGHT YELLOW and DARK SUGAR,
1:bought before the advance, and will be sold at old prices,
Famiy- Groceries, Ales, Wines, Lipors, & .
1 CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
ria Endless Weide end.Oheaper Than E;er.
WILSON 4Sz
zings
OUNGI
BEET, SEAFORTIL
IP YOU ANT Tti.) GET GOOD GOODS AND CHEI.P t(rOODS GO TO
'FLOIVR AND SEED Si RE.
Presene Jar8 ef all Undo, 041;1 very
ViElt CASTE fi:int'ECTC48,
Give 148 a Trial and be ronvincal of the Pticti
THOMAS LEE,
flii011 AN
IRMA
gpity—F—OR SOF° T
;Pay Watt for a Foundry
ID. a W1LLSbN,
Joh Ton with the Beat Irn /aunts reads
a the
Out Plowei yvith Wrought Ir
beau Itlie good fe.litures.of the el
Ulna mere dUrable, It- la Mane et
trja felt and satinfactien guaranteed, All kinds
cddd , the original manufacture s et 1 the
Gang Plows ever Introanced to the Wills, A
ST :AW,, Ut:JRTITTEsii81:1ERAsNI),
lir
Crux re from Nowell, of Paris, altraYU tn nand.
The Implements have leen veil tried, and hive
stood, the test of time, AO -those of !no other nate
31(
31/ Wolf's Iwo,' four, idi ;old teri-liotso $'0itirs
diva a on band.
geelhinpi ada mrrege2e 11;!12.!-$6 Est nie e
gli,: It is human
feeling
them to
end cen4
Irrras.eaironikoim.he'tr.G.sv:::51:11111,0
bak, 'With
rii4eityna4" ly
rti
int
h
my 4
O
the eon
heleo
hold im
THE FLOUNCE INC MAMIE
sicre
Ts now turlierfetiliYaanlit‘T to be t BEST an&
/ ;the market. This is 'tiro only maebitur in the
1 market having -a. reversible leader, an4 it la the
I only maehin4 that_makes more than one Mode/ a
fI atitsh. Thalia machines are sold_ on trial, and if
the purchaser Is not batished with it can rethaz it
Iand get any other maehina in the niertet, A. trial
of 3t le all that le required tog* satisfaetion,
Emporium in SEAFOUTH. AlsO all the other
leading inachinOs, 80 that purchasers can bare
XITS'ICAL, INSTRUMENTS.
0., e. Wilit$011 keep* the la est: era Uest
Selected stoelc of Musical Inst cute west et
'I, Toronto, consisting of that eelein ted!)tathusek
) Estay, and Oinada'Or arta and Ste &teens, any of
w iell he can sell as e cap as the anufacturers.
;y
Self-Eitting Oharts. All the 10.04 and lurked
Sheet. Made and AusieBooks. ;
CAitRIA6.E' - iTt)RY.
16"c4)118-ituteral°14 ine 11:nentIED° 2,1 31ro' riS min' 1,9
PILLMAN
Iv ILE, returning thinks for t
busb4ess in Seaferth, would state
now 'lamed te furnish
oppiLE Skil
DE MGOR
1Whiell, tor etyle an sue nee of
And materiel, eAnnot be. StirpAS
!establishment the Province.
They -are praetica,_,__I =workmen, d
,senal attention to their business
'make light work seeeleuts, they,
'al‘liE THEM A
"REPAIRING P1101IPTEY ,A2
AND CHARGES MODER
PILLMAN
/THE HURON
Co.,
corameneing
that! they are
workuudiship
by any
theft per -
ami as they
tie, m
fore
of y
weapon t
the captiv
tireit
-Bur eon's ia
for that f die physic
li
account t 0 big wars
of the ‘‘ilglit of prIva
of noble birth, and
Squabbles ,it seema
oddl en Id sted
of a gen It's life b
the preju of hIs. hors
servanee of the laws 0
led on the head at a
't is well.k
ed e,ordlicts
:11 311kt hi lie :Fr: mlastai 10
the perio an alliance
famous of
ED* cies
which s nshave sham
I imitation one fo
ands of atients
thin of e otemy
gether'e--- and the at e
tap or bandages us
arm. ; both pole And tap
times g up outside t
as done tOaaptionn
au virlooda:7- The fei
PanY
date as lie nip).
I von, but bBeati:btztrrair
it ad lto ph
GITLeorsand le b.
on the barbers
very weli together,
001Te70
assoc
ear
a
CARRIAGE FA TO:RY
Ts -An' now on bandana eourseo construction
DEMOCRAT AGONS,
shed and warrented to nin .eas,'„ an via' he old
Graptie:sa Id, ubnii„ Pern Wilorns.
ris Rehire a number of lits best on band now,
I Remember Weld -stande Buren Beed, oPP0-
site Knovs Hotel, Scoot -Mu
I WILLIAM
SEA.FORTH PLANING- MILL.
ASO, DOOR MID BLIND A ORY
fillhaeriberbegs kayo to thank bisnunteroua-,
customers for theliberal, *nag txttridedt*
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