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breeders thrill us now ! Cruicksliaiik and Caiiip- 

 l)ell and Marr and ]>ruce in Scotland and David- 

 son and Potts and Pickrell and Kissinger in 

 America ; and the more youthful memljers led 



H. O. I'ECK 

 Welliiiaton 



H. B. O VKDDEKT 

 Buhler 



hy the immortal trio, Duthie in Scotland, Dean 

 Willis in England and W. A. Harris of Kansas 

 and the American nation. How we like to see 

 these names in a pedigree, for we know that 

 it means real merit, not ancient ancestry and 

 ])aper gloiy. To these men of inunortal renown 

 the world owes a debt of gratitude which it can 

 repay only by caring well for the heritage left by 

 them. 



The fame of these cattle coming from Scotch 



