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tor. ,i our SIS ria took high rank
Tie oriental hu,baudman buil' his
hope. largely ou The i.hors ofthe GA.
Tolls ,a', men 81 every country have
been mu,h indebted. In, ii these days.
tie cow seem, /, absorb the minds Of
al. farmers, anI tho OK = forgotten. The
be- COWS are sought for to The almost
entire * e.u~i3n 60. that blood. essential
hrtae best oxen; ana not sure Tia;
this + wise to Tie extent 70 which far
mcr, have carried e.. Americans are
prone tocztremes. Hone man is known
togct large price for d cow, or make
her unusually profitable, Is nei.hbor-
yet together anu talh cows, and how
quickly they may a.I Pc lieh ou cows.
and so the COW mania prevails through
the county, and IN al;,.Ie While through
the whole country Peep.e become uot
crazy, bu- ven much excited about
cows. So Hist 4ud : have been paid
tor Jersey OF AYRSHIRE COW. II has
been the same with hor,es. some man
has sold 4 horse tor thousand dollars.
and thousands have gone TO raising :a,;
horses in order 10 &c, the thousand dol
lars After sinking large amounts OF
money, they turn away from fast horses.
and pigs commanding high prices, they
all rash to swine. /, j. nothing but p.gs.
pig, an over tie country. The price
Of pig soon goes down, and with one
consent they give az pig, and ou hear
ing Of some extra breed Of imported
sheep al ,.tr; "A for sheep. \ ,Aou--
and dollars are paid fora single buck.
When the price of wool slaca>. and INIT
ton falls in The market, sheep are given
up or 1ooks are much reduced, an.
many 90 Tor rare breeds Of poultry;
finding that dame fortune j. slow la
coming through hens, they are given mp
in disgust and a swing ma ic around the
circle back To COWS. Now tie suggestion
Imake j., not 50 give up cow or the
other creatures named, bu, ii anything.
20 Into raising them more largely, and
OF the tiacst quality possible. bat with
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Because oxen 30 mauy farms are far
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fine oxen always command t4.rp lee,
let times be what they maY. Because II
"a fat OK bIctkS = leg. We can eat him
win Jar better frli'" '!iA we can cay a
morse e-i'te'At'E u Ac happens 10 0f an
old one
"''Ii i-'.-e some Nee oxen ueeAi'e
IL costs 3It .lli'e m':e 10 IAi>e "a steer
thAn 70 I4.ee a heller and when TWO
wears Old VII bring moEe than twice the
number % d9aiaF-.
but IN RAISING oxen a. wei a. cows
II j. moi Wise 10 START 'Afm WIN INFERIOR
o'oo'' III me" VEINS lu1 o'ee" i ho'
a'' 'i' '.'i e''4' IL b. '-'' -'I:' pai iee'' an
URINARY ''ee' - , GA t'1"'s' gu" cannon
colh.'e'e WIN H-ih "A' A.- tAe pes
oio""'' Nf'e'' '""i'ceS De'hS efuAD'
For oxen "4u.' se'fet Tie improved
s!4o' '-''liu l'.'''l.'lil' anu eros win
DeVou. Il l e'uid not quite % thai !
"oH!u cross one q lA'-c with onr NerA
oes' -N''''er' A. 'l''l "''-''' ~ ger
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bonalv ma, ~ tho si3o'of roe.,ol
and beant;f,I, f,r,nad Ia, ,..,Ia
have two oxen % near alike IN builI
tha, in the d.,l ,.or could No., b.. a.
feel. tell one from the other. A man
with an eye Toy stock. carrie, in his mind