Cotswolds And Merinos

ïnsiicop, there are two well knotrn brecils, already dcveloped up lo liih excellence aml satisfying all dt.'inauds. The English niutton, broed Soulhdowns or Cotswojds ailurd inent ñt 'tut ii royal tablo or a. fiiriuei'3 iliHtiei". Tlic Spúuiah Merino, as perfocted in Vermunt, givos the greatest weight ot' wool in proportiun to carcasa, of any breed attain ible. Many fortunes have been made in Merinos. l('or most farms, wool is the greatost object, and there tlie harily productiva Merina is the most pruiitable of all sheep.