Woodward, George E. (George Evertson), 1829-1905, Woodward, Francis W · New York : Geo. E. & F. W. Woodward, 37 Park Row, Office of the Horticulturist · leaf 112
in fences for their ownprotection. There has not as yet been devised anypracticable mode by which the enormous suras annual-ly spent in fencing might be saved. The theory ad-vanced, that it is cheaper for each to fence his cattlein, than to fence his neighbors out, has not as yetbeen practically… … f^ 108 woodwards country homes. in appearance. In Fig. 70 the work is somewhatmore elaborate, while the base is of stone, or brick.Each engraving shows two panels, with a gate in thecentre. With chestnut or cedar posts, the pickets cut from1^ inch plank, and the whole kept painted, such afence…
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