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  3. THE YEOMAN.

    Now that pleuro-pneumonia is again devastating the flocks of this and the other colonies, and everybody is inoculating, practical hints will prove of ...

    Article : 557 words

  4. THE EYES.

    OF all features the eyes are the most expressive; at least, the most capable of expressing any kind of emotion if it be real. But when we come to classify eyes ...

    Article : 1,288 words

  5. AN OLD-FASHIONED MOTHER.

    SOME time ago, a Mrs. Buckelby, who lives over in Berrin county, Michigan, directed her son Samuel, a lad of fourteen years, to take a turn at the churn. Now, ...

    Article : 437 words

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  7. A PLEA FOR LIVE TIMBER.

    THE T. and C. Journal' says:—Our timber trees are wonderful absorbents of water. They act as underground drains, and there is no doubt that a full ...

    Article : 407 words

  8. PLEURO-PNEUMONIA.

    The following letter, describing some experiments made in the cure of pleuropneumonia, appeared in the 'Western Post':— ...

    Article : 337 words
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