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;Formation and Breeding of silky nano and tail. Tide is the ! wlllolr 'ef the o,nteeteet.-t boa the
the Clyde Horse. kind of a Item that suite me, but . better a v,l., ''1'n! nen w I. •t thi.,f,'
the plauter (lecterns, 'h' ettodl'1 c "1
The following ie a paper road by 1 ; line blinded' to a rild diet, oe et et
Robt. McMillan at the last meeting g a 1 1 Tl x0.1 Ilii own t;.1rd.‘u ' 'Yes, yes,'
of tho haat Huron harmers' Ineti t I l ld t Own,' reptile, "but if I steal you
tule3, .held in Brussels : corn, you fir.et emit, toy laud.' Un -
This is a subject which deln6nds like hit ooliette the raven, 11111, %tong
the 'armlet attention of the farmers with the 'elate', lt,ts retrieval b,'
of Ontario. I will firet try to do. a a t Ml . fore the pwla fact, ilia ONW is au
eoribe the formation of a• Olyde F 1' U ultra nnitervative Oivibz tri er ,'tel
or draught, horeo that would suit 1 h ' motion' 116x•1 era tins in ern least
nee, I will take the male animal, y 1i:,ut,teful eo luta. 13, lite '1u lits•
and start at the foot first, as 1 con p foigusd (veletas for ',idealtars, an I,
eider it the most important point iu L A ie fact, ni iv b! ati l 1' h ,v -i sec up
a bores. Thu hoof should be large d t h I t l no' a gontlemeu farmer, hi time one
and round, broad. and deep at the h I h hie laud ou ,litres, atld 861(,in fail.
Tho postern is also u very tag to get hie ualf the crop l and.
euoh a formation we seltlam, if ever,
see,but got ao near Ihte ay possible
with a geedregistered pedigree. The
height of this (mine should he from
aixtoen to ltb0itt s0venteen lhaude
high. White mttrklugs are now
very common an(1 have 00me to be
regarded e as a eigu ofpurity o blood
and es also a proofo quality ofon'.
and air.
We now come to it ver important
Dint. (:treat caro should be taken
in matin" 8n1ma e. mare with
two or three ba pointe aloe t alwaye
he mated with a horse that pan those
points, Good sound auimels should
a wasbe chosen or+ tee lug pur
poses. Too much onto cannot be
taken to keep away from merles that
're inellued to be grafter), legged ;
thin is eavly told by good judges, the
blur of which is coarse an wiry.
The Clydesdale owes its uali:y and
good chalacter's:ice to pasture
grouud feluggi hnese an wane
stet aey lege are the (haraoterishos of
animals retired in low lying limas
with moist pasture,, while on dry
hill or , mod Bendy lands, the gram
of which contains plenty of lime,
active animals, with sound, clean
les and healthy durable hoofs, are
bred andraisedto advantage.
Another important point, there is a
greatdealoftrouble in getting
mares withfoal, the reasons of
which I will theyou from my own
experience. The travelling season
heel,
important point. We want a gond, 1 y h f b d' like the ahre.vd m: tea kr that he 1,,
Aphorisms from Davin.
long, springy pastern with the foot 1 he insures bi,ne!lif against dr rage
well sot forward 1 will give you ted other misca Ino', by 1.0011; ui. T, Oho ,Br, tilna i, l.o aim) time,
what I consider 18 a test when a 1 .motel 033 a t'1 the 8 '.a m V1r:ne 18 like a ,dell atone, beet
person does not consider himself a plain lett
Talllnl rd Winners.
proper judge of that point. Catch d — As the baggage is to an army en
bold of the hair on the horses leg $ The following table gives a brief
are riamee to viral,=
an" lift up the foot, as if you were hi.,tcry of ,lin matt aumpauitiona for Atheism is rather ne the lip than
going to oboe him, and snake the 6a d the Ontario `Tn:lkard te rhe weir: of 'nem
foo If you can feel the full weight Last cam• It is tiu((erally hotter to deal by
of the hoof 11 is a proof of his pastern ! d Year. Winning club. peting club. Speech than by letter.
being nearly correct, but it the 1870..Ilamiltou Thistle..I-Ia'1'a Mech'os There is a human niknrit ge'lural
pastern is not rightly formed you I 1 h 1870,.Tor.,uto Orillia ler more of tlii� foal than of the wise
will not feel the full weight of the um -Toronto ••Noother etn'p'r A. men that hath no virtue iu
1878.. Hamilton Thistle.. Port !lope
hoof, there seems to be no spring in d 1 1879,.Bowmanville......Galt in himself even envieth virtue in
the pastern. A. etrong, springy pas. g 1880..Port Hope Bowmanvillc others.
tern es more lasting and much more 1881 -Hamilton Thistle Port IIope The greatest trust between man
1882..Toaonto Caledonian Bowmanvillc
preferable to a short set one, espeai• 1885 -Brampton . Bar'in and man is the treat of giving
ally rn cities, where they have stone t bl tt 1884..81. Marys Orillia cou11)01.
pavements. He should have a good, l• 1 1885..oritlia Haml'n Thie'Ie Some hooka are to be belted,
clean. flat. hard bone with a fine g 1886..Toaonto Granite Guelph other,' to be swallowed, and some
soft shin and a fringe of fine, silky 1887 -Paris St. Marys
Galt few to be obewed and digested.
hair, a little inclined to curl down commences the last week iu April. 1889 -Galt Toronto Gran'e There is no viae that doth so coy
theback of the leg. The hook joint Fermere that have mares missed . or a man with shame as to bo found
should be broad, flat and oleau, show. from last season 0r young mares, a ro Bo Noted ny llusdies Mea. false and perfidiona.
ing all the sinews. The hind legs
our bmrning thu0t anernente it: when i
congealed into el nv ; lit that it le
11lmtini by explorers 'Ir he Arotic
r13lutle teat he nativue "pro
for otalurinc the utnlns` ext.re'nt'y
of thirst realer Alan attempt tI
remove i'. by eating snowYat if
the quote het incited it be0011)ee
drielralee water N •veethelees, al•
.Neagh if m+lwvl b'Gn" enteric;;
the 'mourn 1' a7.slia;•ir thirst 1111"
miter 161i106, when melte 1 in the
mouth it 1114, the onpo$itt eft o'.,
T r reticle'• tine pered,x more exile
lug, we have only t 1 remember that
ice, which moles lYl lei slovly in the
mouth, is very etfiielent in allaying
thtr-t.
great many want to have them
foal early, but experience tells me
that for the first three or four weeks
of the leasee, daring the cold damp
weather, there ie not over one in
five stinted. Whereby the chances
for gettingthem In foal that season
aregreatlylessened, but if they are
lot run till the ruinget tenor fifteen
days on the grass there generally is
not muchtrouble. Suckling in mares
•if .the are all right should be taken
the first seasons ter oalinOver
feeding is also a great drawback in
ettin mares in foal.
Heavy horses aro in groatdemand
in this part of the country, and the
farmers need to look after what pays
best. Geldiuga ready fur work
range in price from $100 to $220,
end good Enke tic or three years
old readily bring$200. One point
never to' be lost sight of to insure
emcees is the usingofgoodtotes.
A great loss is entailed every year
in the using of inferior horses for the
sake of Iwo or three dollars.
SOME RtrI a HISTORE.
A Voeteclous Sxio@s.—A lady hqd
oceasson to go b ler en, house to
see after some beefingIlene. One
old hen attracted her attention by
Ler feathers being all turned the
Wrong way, and seemed to a very
much isp eased about something
She lifted her from the nest, and
found a long, large (snake was coiled
rouud and round in the nest until it
was perteetl ful . Her husband
took it out, chopped it to pieces and
found ithadswallowed thirteen eggs
and a whitedoorknob.
WHITA QAows, 8UAr1 ENOUGH.—We
have often heard people say, 'Y'ou
show or tell me a thing, and I will
show you a white crow.' 'They do
this to represent an impossibility.
Well, to thepoint : There are two
white areae at this place. They were
lietohed out on the lace of m.
Neely. There were five in rho brood
—throe were black and two were
white. These crown are just about
the size of an or luary black crow.
They go with the black crows, and
Ake looped on here es objects of
burminty. W. Hensley, Chapel
1 , Teen.
ALL GEESE NOT ILLY.—Dr. Fitz-
gerald . A. gentleman of uitimpeaoh-
able veracitytells a vox remarkable
story o a flock of geese which he
owned.His attention was attracted
one dayto the geese, which were
=klugegreat nolle near his house.
He went out to them to investigate
the cause of the aneoriao trouble,
when one of them boldly came up
to him andrubbed against him, and
then, when his attention was at.
traded, headed the other goose going
down a path that led acrose a pas-
ture. The gentleman followed close
behind his gabbling friends until
they stopped at a fence, where the
mystery of their actions was explain-
ed. Thera, imprisoned 01 an open-
ing in the fence, was one of their
number,whosodeliverance they thne
enured. If 1111 goose mem tut wise
as those, the oxproesion, 'As silly its
a goose,' would soon justly become
obsolete ns a gross slander upon our
Owe no men a dollar if you can
avohl it.
Have a• general extended know
ledge of all you deal in.
Go into hardness on your own
aceouut late rather than too early
in life.
Get; into an old firm rather than
establish a new one.
Avoid large sales to individuals.
When you buy, take care ;wen
you sell,take quadruple care.
Make no 'melees expea i ure•t
when you ewe Others.
Kee our property we insured ;
you cannot n er to lose while you
are trying to mace.
e honest, economical, agreeable
and pleasant.
Keep your expenseslow and
our refits high.
Take little credit and have much
money.
Bove a smalldouse andlarge
capital.
Be modest, but feelyour strength.
Mrs. Grumble will not pay your
t s ; therefore don'tlet your wife
spend too muo b to please her.
Prosperity is not without many
ohould be a little net, that means not ears and disiaetes, and elver -eV: is
too straight, but moderately bent, nut eetuout comforts and hope.
Ho should have a flat, broad knee,
with a etrong, well muscled arm.
Canadian News.
Be should have a nicely rounded, Sir Oharlee Tupper smile for Can
long, wide, deep quarter (this is one ado on the 14th of March.
part where a great many of our If proper inducement,' are offered
Clyde horses fail ) He should have y B. W. Hawse, of Toledo, 0., will
a short, strong back, full and broad erecta glass factory at Iingsville-
over the kidney; with a deep round t bl S 1 I' g h John Lee, who shot and killed
rib well sprung from the backbone, y Ulm. Obeline at Brandon, was
with good large girth sound the t f g 1 d t hanged a few days ago. The kill.
heart. Should have a well eloped ing tock place over a girl.
shoulder, with a deep, full, wide g • g Another car load of cotton left
breast. b p y t d 11 the K. and P.,statiou Kingston, on
I like to eel a rangy arched neck, I Thursday for Uhina, making the
nice and (lean, out out round the B y ! bl third oar of 150 bales shipped from
throat Experience alone can teach d Kt ugeton this year.
one when the bead is well set on to K Three out of the eight divorce
the neck. The head should be a y p Mille inscribed for hearing before the
fair size, broad and full between the y Senate are likely to lie dropped,
eyes, with a sharp, full vigorous eye, y Two are Northwest .bills, and the
and a gradual slope from the eye othez is a Toronto ono.
down to thin nostrils. The eye de- The Council of Ridgetown are very
aotee a great deal' in a horse. The p h anxious to get the Walker road ex
ear should only be a moderate length. tended from Leainlugton, and have
He 'Mould have a good strong jaw,
bills f sent a committee to Toronto to in
tapering,offegeiokly, its yon' follow terview the' Govern'nlerit.
the line of the under 'law, &two to _ Miss Welsh, of Sherbrooke, Que.,
the mouth, with plenty of'breadth t 1 h I has been Confidonced out of $400
between the jaws to let him breathe by, a penitentiary bird ginned Dav11
freely I do not like to sea a horse 1 efaoki4, who ,oletimed acquainlauce
with either a Roman nose or dish with her frith:1 ,'' 1p' Sherbrooke. He
face, bat would prefer the former of , b 1a' risen wore°et',4,
the two 'The lips of a horse is not d I b Iri the Manitoba Legislature
uit80 spoken of, but I have taken p Thursday the Attorney General sub
particular notice to this small point. d ty mitted'`tlte modified infrequent be
I like to see thin laps and when Why ' 'h G 1 k ? twoeti tat) Government tad the
closed come evenly together, think 1 y 1 h 1' h Northern Pacific, under which the
hp'. with the under one hanging oostto the 'Province of obtaihiug
about an inch below the upper one ll d railway competition is materially re -
ie a proof of a sluggish horse. The duced.
found,- animal should be about the p Itobt. Jacobs, a young farmer
same formation in the logs, feet and from near Grimsby, was driving to
paten as she mete. They have Hamilton on Saturday morudug
nor got snob a fine arched neck, nor W I t 11'11 with a load of wood, and e hen
snob a full vigorous eye. Iti other uear,ng the city the rack upset, thy
point,. they should be similar The wood felling on top of Jacobs, who
female should be broader over the g was sitting on a board at the side
loins '.ban the reale p tpQ q of the load. ale wee carr ied into a
In examining this hotel when )lease uear by in au insenstble con.
standing, in addition to running your anion, and pais injuries wore foiled
eye over the 68610118 points mention to be very severe and may yet prove
ed,, see that he stands even and firm h d' b I fntul.
on hie feet, which t0 some Isories W A dastardly attempt at train
are inclined slightly inward, To be 1 wracking was committed ou the line
or -
inclined outward Is a bad fault and J W
they would fall of the re(outly completed South Nor -
ono which gets worse with age. Air
hill, folk Railway the other night. Two
regards the hind kgs a glance will th ? young men who were returning home
tell elute i4 they (ire all right with the h y g 6 P by way of the railway discovered Bev
animal, hoops inclined a little 1n• y h ff 1'I eral planks on the track ab ,ut half
ward, a.Id the feet at the proper f fl 1 b' h way between Simeoe and Vittoria.
plane for supporting the weight of 1 g d The young men removed rho ob.
the body. This animal should have 1 U t struotion, and by doing so no doubt
good motion, Iu walking the horse g L f prevented a serious destruction of
should, if approaching you, come 1? k property and perhaps of human life,
with his head well carried, nod with h t h' h as the train for Port Bowan would
an apparently measured stride, lift have bout duo at that point a few
ing Ips foot well off the ground and h' b d g ' minutes later. The guilty partied
placing them down regularly, evenly have not been discovered.
and with deliberation. On a side Tkclarndn:osorSeunct, Tho Mitchell Advocate says:-
view ono can uotioo if his action be
even, that is, if his fore and Hind
nation be in 011181011, for in horses
with long backs and weak loins, the.
two ends, seems to be under differ.
ant control, and the bind legs being
in.a manner dragged with the toe
along the ground, an unpleaeing
effect is produced. In going away
at A walk he shonld plant phis hind
foot forward as deliberately as his
fora ones, at the same time raising
and bonding the leg at the hoc1rs, anserine friends. hone, as the gas with which Wil
which should be evenly carried for. Ten °now es e. Peluso. --'The crow light our streete. The tea which iujnrios of snob a serious nature
ward, If the hooks aro turned out is nobody's fool. 'Live and learn,' we daily drink, with benefit and that they feared fatal results. The
in moving them forward the action is his motto, and he does, especially pleasure, protium palpitations, opening In the skull was so largo
is not good. This is it bail fault el the former, i11 a way to excite the 110rvene tromblinga, and oven , Ellet tbo doctors were able to run it
either a horse or a mare, Irl tea. admiration of Ail dietnterested ob. .paralysis, it taken In excess ; yet finger up between the bona and the
deg e1301Jello sbould bend the legs ;servers. In the long struggle be- 'ho palmar orgenio agent called brain. the wontet WAS pinkly and :
et 111e knees and hocks, and, from a tween humus ingonutty and corvi30 thein), to which tea owes its qu1311' skflfnlly d.resed, triol although the;
hind view. the inside of also for 1 sagacity it is doubtful which ha,, 1 ties, may be taken by itself as tuoine young loan i8 doing an wall ao
hcafe should elnioet'be seen et every tiles far 0b138111 d the tipper hand.' not as tea, tviiIsout aunt epproctable 00 old be. expected, he is not yet out
Coeurnea ltt[s.
How many mints make a laud.
lord ?—Ten -ants.
On what toe does a corn never
come ?—Tho mistletoe.
Where is happiness always to be
foiled ?—Ia the dictionary.
is the letter � lie the sun '
—Because it ie the centre oflight.
What is it that flies high, flies
low, has no feel, and yet wears
shoes ?—Duet.
Whyare fishermen and shepherds
like beggars 2 ---Because they live
byhook and crook.
Whet is it that goes , up the i
and down the hill, and yet never
moves ?—The road.
Whyisn't a fishmonger a nice
acquaintance 2—Because 11e is sure
to be a sell fish man.
Why ie a cabstand like a lawyer's
desk ?—Beeanso conveyances are
drawn up upon it.
by an little birds in their nests
agree ?—Beeause if they did not
t 0 all out.
Whyare rine potatoes in the
ground like levee — Because
they ought to be taken up.
Why 1B coffee like an axe witha
dull edge?—Because it must be
rotted before it can be used.
Whyaro fowls the moa profitable
things to keep ?—Because fax ovary
grain they give a peck.
What is that which every man
can divide, but width no man can
loo where it has been divided ?
Water.
_ "Tuesday afternoon a shocking ao.
The water which drowns us, a 01d01ht 000urred on the outskirts of
fluent stream, can bo walked upon rho town, to Sylvester Salisbury, a
as too. The bullet, which, when
fired from a musket, carries death,
will bo harm1088 it ground to dust
before being fired. Tho crystalized
part of an oil of roses, so grateful
in its fragrauoe-a solid at ordinary
temperatures, though readily Yoke
tile -is a oompot.n1t substance, con.
taintng exactly the same proper.
cleric iu the store of 1118. Barnsdale:
He 1 nd been ant shooting, when his
gun burst, a piece of the barrel
striking him On the temple, whioh
fractured the skull and allowed soma
of tlio brain to protrude. Tho face
and eyes were also badly burned
and dlsfigored with the powder, On
being removed to his home two
doctors' were called in and foltud the
step. Ho eboukl also have a fine' Nor 11av0I even eonvieood -myself' effect, 9111 water winch will allay of rietig111'
Poisoning Cue.
To whom it may ('our'errt :
The rumor having circulated that Ip:.
McNou Jitou p,•escrib d the medicine
from which f bad see11 a narrow olden.,
from death I beg to state that he '•osi-
tively had nothing whatever to do with
it. 31110 nesaripti•,u was given by Dr.
1', 11, Holmes and filled by Mr. Deadman
who shifts 111e blame onto his elerlt, MA•.
Dutton. As damages will be elaime(
further particulars at present will he un.
necessary I art advised. I em 51111piy
doing this to,-xoneratc Dr. MONatlghtun
who attended me subsequently, and most
skilfully and kindly. Yon will please
invert the above.
I ate, Yours IR;espectfully,
11ns. J. II. 0168 66,11.
P.S I object strongly to my name go-
ing into Print but all mothers and women
well nuderstend the e,uelty of sufferins
catiAcil br Oar0la'8neos of profeesi.,uwl
men who attend them.
IS1GA OF 7'Bf:
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w-vr
A Splendid Stock of Horse Blan-
kets, Halters, Whips, &o.,
&c., on Hand.
Our Collars always
Give Satisfaction.
I lead the van in giving good
value in
Trunks, Valises,
Satchels, Etc.
If you want a set of LIGHT or
HEAVY HARNESS, or if you want
Repairing done Call in and Sae Us.
H. DENNIS.
Notice of iii;~moval
Having leased the store lately
vacated by Mrs. Alexander I
have Removed my Business
there.
I have Purchased a Nice Line of
New Tweeds,
&c., and will be pleased to show
them to the public.
Give me a Call at the New
Stand.
E. Dunford.
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•
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is prepared to attend to
lanta1g e Painting
in all its branches , as well as
Sign and Ornamental
Painting.
He has had years of experience
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