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Scientific American, Vol. 57, No. 27 (1887) (1887)

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| is, if from overweight a car breaks down in transit, cow likely to dispute. Duchess of. Geneva was bought by Mr. Berwick for the and a train hand is injured or killed by the accident, The other fine portrait is of a celebrated shorthorn | Earl of Bective at $35,000. She had bred in America the… … CLOTHILDE. and the heifer Eighth Duchess of Oneida, bought\also family history is somewhat remarkable. Tradition as- this view of such business is not unthought of by rail- cribes the origin of the family to a breed of cattle pos- for Lord Bective, at the same sale, for $15,000. road officials, and…

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