... enough to keep it green, and luxuriant to their very summits. Mr. Lot Bowen, an extensive cattle raiser of Harrison County, speaking of this grass, says: It is unrivalled as a pasturage, at all seasons, 'for any kind of stock, and especially for beef making ...

... A greater number is to be found on the Pacific coast, in California, Oregon, and not least in Washington Territory—not to speak about Utah. But the greater majority lives in the North-west, including the lumbering towns and mines of Michigan near the ...

... cattle on blue grass. April I—Sow early oats. April 15—Sow main crop of garden vegetables. April 20—Cherry, plum, apple, Speaking generally, West Virginia the temperature of England and the larger part of France—a temperature more favourable perhaps, ...

... that settlement, and to direct it with the view of strengthening the ties of kindred and sentiment: of bringing the English-speaking nations so closely together in the bonds of harmony and self-interest that they will act and re act upon each other to their ...

... the agricultural and mineral resources of the State. The increase in wealth and population has been most remarkable. I can speak of it positively personally, having witnessed it during a ton years' residence within its borders. I will give a few figures ...

... the agricultural and mineral resources of the State. The increase in wealth and population has been most remarkable. I can speak of it positively personally, having witnei.sed it during a ton years' residence within its borders. I will give a few figures ...

... Freighting bateaux. of smaller size descend the smaller creeks from points within ten miles of their sources. Diss Debar, in speaking of the timber of' this region, says: Along the Big Sandy and the tyuyandotte Rivers, the oaks, poplar, or tulip-tree, walnut ...

... diameter of from two to four feet. It is the pauper of the forest, and the man whose wealth is invested in it might as well speak at once for apartments in some well-conducted poorhouse. Great numbers of the spruce tree, called in West Virginia the yew ...

... The finances of the State are in a good condition and are on *sound basis. The morals of the people are good, generally speaking. Life and property are perfectly safe. IVe have good laws and they are well administered. The highest offices in the gift ...

... the agricultural and mineral resources of the State. The increase in wealth and p•pulation has been most remarkable. I can speak of it positively personally, having witnessed it during a ten years' residence within its borders. I will give a few figures ...

... assists vegetation and the remaining quarter is carried by the streams on its way to the ocean. The rainy season, if we can so speak, is exactly when it is needed. viz: in the spring months, when the growing crops and vegetation generally are benefited. N ...

... attention to our State as affording any special inducements except for the agricultural classes only. In another letter I may speak of farm labourers and wages. Very sincerely, J. Saorsox. Storm Lake, lowa, U.S., Aug. 19th, 1880. ...