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127. A Dorset-horn ram . 258 



128. A Cheviot ram . .' : . . . . ;' . . 259 



129. A Leicester ram and ewe . ". V . . . . 260 



130. A Lincoln rani . /' . ... . . 262 



131. A Cotswold ram . . . . . . , 263 



132. An American Merino ram. (Courtesy National Stockman 



and Farmer, Pittsburgh, Pa.) . . . . . 264 



133. A Delaine Merino ram. (Courtesy National Stockman and 



Farmer, Pittsburgh, Pa.) ... . . . 265 



134. A Rambouillet ram. (Courtesy National Stockman and 



Farmer, Pittsburgh, Pa.) 266 



135. Hog carcass cuts. (Courtesy Illinois Experiment Station, 



Urbana, 111. ) 273 



136. A typical fat barrow ......... 274 



137. Points of the hog. (Bailey, Cyclopedia, Macmillari) . 275 



138. A typical bacon barrow . . . .... 280 



139. A Berkshire boar. (Courtesy Rookwood Farm, Ames, la.) 286 



140. A Poland China boar . . ... .".''. . .287 



141. A Duroc Jersey boar . . . . , . . .288 



142. A Chester White boar . . . . . . . .289 



143. A Hampshire boar 290 



144. A Yorkshire sow. (Courtesy Farmers' Advocate, London, 



Canada) 291 



145. A Tamworth sow. (Courtesy Farmers' Advocate, London, 



Canada) . 292 



146. Percheron yearlings whose sire is shown as Figure 71. 



(Courtesy E. B. White, Leesburg, Va. ) . . . 298 



147. Prepotency of the sire manifested in the production as 



well as the individuality of his get. (Courtesy High- 

 land Farm, Bryn Mawr, Pa.) 299 



148. Sex and breed character in the stallion. (Courtesy Conyng- 



ham Bros., Wilkes-Barre, Pa.) 300 



149. Sex and breed character in the bull . . . . . 301 

 loO. A typical breeding female . 302 



151. The characters desired in the breeding stallion and mare, 



shown in contrast. (Courtesy Fairholme Farms, New 



Market, N.J.) 304 



152. A typical dairy bull, masculine yet refined, of true dairy 



type and possessing unusual breed character . . 305 



