. Geschichte der Hereford Rind: Bewährte abschließend das älteste der verbesserten Rassen. Hereford Rind. 182 HIST0R Y OP'H E K E F 0 K D Rinderrasse, praktisch; deshalb, wenn Sie glauben, die meisten von ihnen zum halben Wert haben, und es wird ein endorser Für den Betrag erhalten, werden Sie nehmen. Sie können die Papiere ihre Zeit zu entsprechen. 1 Halten drei Färsen, die Kuh Victoria und ein Stier, um zu zeigen, dass ich immer noch ein Gläubiger in ihnen. Sie können den Großteil der Herde, und wenn Sie 1 aufrichtig hoffe, dass sie erfolgreich sein werden." Dies schien mir eine sehr angemessenen, Art und wertvolle offe

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. History of Hereford cattle : proven conclusively the oldest of improved breeds . Hereford cattle. 182 HIST 0 R Y OP' H E K E F 0 K D CATTLE breed, practically; therefore, if you have faith in taking the most part of them at half value, and will get an endorser for the amount, you shall take them. You may make the papers to suit your time. 1 will keep three heifers, the cow Victoria and a bull, to show that I am still a believer in them. You may take the bulk of the herd, and if you do 1 sincerely hope you will be successful." This seemed to me a most rea- sonable, kind and valuable offer for me, but I felt that the little capital I had in them was gone in our wreck at sea, and how to get a. J. M. STUDEBAKER, SOUTH BEND, IND. (Member Organization Committee, American Hereford Cattle Breeders' Association.) farm to support them upon was an important consideration. However, I secured an endorser and a farm at Black Kock, near Buffalo, and took the herd there. PART II. Prom my early boyhood I had an exceedingly high opinion of the Hereford cattle, and have since that time been a strong and staunch advo- cate for them, and think I can fully support all I have said. The uniformity of their char- acter, the superiority of their flesh, combined with rich milking and substance of body, induced me to patronize them to the best of my ability. My frequent visits to the herds of Messrs. Hewer of Northleach, Gloucestershire, England, in an early day, gave me an opportunity of see- ing some good ones bred by them. Mr. Wm. Hewer, Sr., Wm. Hewer, Jr., and Joseph Hewer, the father and two sons, did all in their power to outvie with each other, and each tried his utmost to get at the pinnacle of good breeding. They were as earnest in excelling each other as opposite breeders. All were practical men of good, common sense. Their herds originated from that well-known breeder, Mr. John Hewer of Herefordshire. If either procured a very su- perior bull, each derived the benefit and ea

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