wix; a massive, short-legged cow, of a yellow
ish red, with the breast near the ground. She
had a wide back, and was a great grower. Col
ling called her Duchess, and had often de
scribed her to Bates as a very superior animal,
particularly in her handling, and told him he
considere her the best cow he had ever seen,
but that he could never breed so good a one
from her. She was descended from the old
stock of Sir Henry Smithson, of Stanwix.
Thomas Bates bought of Coiling one of the de
scendants of this cow in 1805 for 100 guineas,
being a fine dairy animal; and he bought an
other at Colling's sale in 1810. For the latter
ho paid 183 guIneas, and styled her Duchesu
First, and from her all of the present family
descended. Bates says he was Induced to se- A
leet this tribe from having found they are great
growers and quick feeders, with fine quality of
neat, consuming little food in proportion to
heir growth, and also finding that they are
treat milkers.
N
a!
EDG
IS A THOROUGH REMEDY
a every case of Malarial Fever, and Fever and St
tgue, while for disorders of the stomach, torpidity
t the liver, indigestion and disturbances of the
inimal forces. which debilitate, it has no equlva
ent. and can have no substitute. It should not be
onfounded with triturated compounds of cheap
Ipirits and essential oils, often sold under the
lame of Bitters.
FOR SALE BY
)rughia, Grcenr and Wine Ierchants Ierywher.l
STERNS'
Fertlier and ChemtiaI
MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
No. 14 UNTIN STRE',,
Manufacturers of
The Sta darFerllzers of t oB i.
RAW BONE SUPERPHOSPHATE,
Ammoniated Superphosplate,
PURE GROUND BONI,
Also,.Soluble Chinchi Island Bano.
