. Manuel de l'agriculteur canadien de l'agriculture [microforme] : les principes et la pratique de l'élevage mixte adaptée aux sols et climat : comprenant : le terrain ; produits de la ferme ; l'élevage et de gestion ; la ferme ; les produits laitiers ; les maladies des chevaux, bovins, ovins, porcins, bâtiments agricoles, des machines modernes et des outils : l'avocat de l'immigré-colon, etc.. L'agriculture ; les exploitations agricoles exploitations agricoles ; l'Agriculture ;. Manuel de l'Agriculture. 347 droit ou gauche et la sauvegarde. S'ils deviennent agités, calme-les avec un peu de sel et quelques cajoleries. Unyoke jamais pendant qu'ils ar

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. The Canadian farmer's manual of agriculture [microform] : the principles and practice of mixed husbandry as adapted to Canadian soils and climate : comprising: the field; produce of the farm; stock raising and management; manufactures of the farm; dairy; diseases of horses, cattle, sheep, pigs; farm buildings, modern machinery and implements : counsel to the immigrant-settler, etc.. Agriculture; Farms; Agriculture; Exploitations agricoles. Manual of Agriculture. 347 right or left and backing. If they get restive, quiet them with a little salt and some coaxing. Never unyoke them while they are excited; cool them down tirst. Let the lessons gradually increase in length until they understand their business; then attach a chain, and soon after a small log or other weight may be given them to draw. Working in this manner, they may soon be broken in to do light harrowing or other work not too heavy for tham. It would be well if jxen were broken in to the use of a line attached to the horn, and the shouting commonly made use of were abandoned." Our Shorthorns.âThis favourite stock has obtained a strong foothold upon Canadian soil. It is the pride of the farm to show a beast with Durham in him, and the Canadian Shorthorns are becoming well known in Europe. A residence and acclimation in Canada appears to give hard- ness and generally improve the constitution and form of the de- scendants of the Bates, the Booths, the Wallarbys and a dozen other tribes of celebrated English Shorthorns, and of late years we have been selling thorough-hred Durhams to go to England. In the present year one of our most celebrated breeders, Mr. Coch- rane, of Compton, Quebec, has sold ten Duchess Shorthorns to Lord Dunmore, of Scotland, for no less a figure than fifty-one thousand dollars, or five thousand one hundred dollars apiece. We give below a list of some of our most celebrated Canadian breeders of thorough-breds :â BREEDERS OF SHORTHORN DURHAMS, Ash worth, Jno., Belmont Ottawa. B

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