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In point of fact, there is no choice about it. You have all the best sheep in the flock.
Respectfully yours, Joseph Harris.
The foregoing history, with this letter from Mr. Joseph Har- ris which I pubHsh by permission, proves beyond question that the "Winning flock " is without a peer.
WINNING ANNA Three years old. Weight, 302 lbs.
First fleece, r2-J lbs.; second, 18^ lbs.; third, 17^ lbs.
Weight, 195 lbs. Sheared, 13 lbs.
CHAPTER II.
DESCRIPTION OF THE " WINNING FLOCK." The heliotype from a ph...otograph is a capital representation of " Prince," who is monarch of the flock.
"Prince," No. 630, was born March 2, 1877, and is conse- quently three years old. His first fleece weighed 12^ pounds, second fleece 18^ pounds, third fleece. May i, 1880, 17^ pounds ; his weight at shearing time last year was 230 pounds. He has grown a great deal since then ; and now, although only in breeding condition, he weighs 302 pounds. The many hundred visitors who have come to Winning Farm to see the Ensilage have without exception declared him to be the best Cots wold buck they have ever seen, and that his fleece is the heaviest, the finest, the most lustrous, and the most desirable they had ever met with.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In point of fact, there is no choice about it. You have all the best sheep in the flock.
Respectfully yours, Joseph Harris.
The foregoing history, with this letter from Mr. Joseph Har- ris which I pubHsh by permission, proves beyond question that the "Winning flock " is without a peer.
WINNING ANNA Three years old. Weight, 302 lbs.
First fleece, r2-J lbs.; second, 18^ lbs.; third, 17^ lbs.
Weight, 195 lbs. Sheared, 13 lbs.
CHAPTER II.
DESCRIPTION OF THE " WINNING FLOCK." The heliotype from a ph...otograph is a capital representation of " Prince," who is monarch of the flock.
"Prince," No. 630, was born March 2, 1877, and is conse- quently three years old. His first fleece weighed 12^ pounds, second fleece 18^ pounds, third fleece. May i, 1880, 17^ pounds ; his weight at shearing time last year was 230 pounds. He has grown a great deal since then ; and now, although only in breeding condition, he weighs 302 pounds. The many hundred visitors who have come to Winning Farm to see the Ensilage have without exception declared him to be the best Cots wold buck they have ever seen, and that his fleece is the heaviest, the finest, the most lustrous, and the most desirable they had ever met with.
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