HAMPSHIRE BREED.

This breed is distinguished by being longer in the body and neck, but

not of so compact a form as the Berkshire. They are mostly of a white

color, or spotted, and are easily fattened. The goodness of the

Hampshire hog is proverbial, and in England they are generally fattened

for hams.

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