THE BYEFIELD.

This breed was formerly in high repute in the Eastern States, and did

much good among the species generally. They are white, with fine curly

hair, well made and compact, moderate in size and length, with broad

backs, and at fifteen months attaining some three hundred to three

hundred and fifty pounds net.

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